Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary
Trial by media: The risks of differing jurisdictional approaches
Maia Cohen-Lask and Dayna Chikamoto comparatively explore the risks of media prejudice to trials in the US and England and Wales.
'No fault' divorce is here: but is it good news for the family lawyers?
Legal experts have warned that applications may surge and overwhelm lawyers and the courts
Legal profession third most stressful
'It’s often how a person deals with stress, as much as the work itself, that is important' – chief scientific officer
'Running down the clock': divorce rates drop – but are couples simply waiting for 6 April?
Quarterly family law court statistics also revealed case backlogs persist
Proposed sentencing guidelines published: perverting the course of justice and witness intimidation
The Sentencing Council has launched a consultation which will run until 22 June 2022
Government's criminal legal aid package revealed to be 'woefully inadequate'
The Law Society has withdrawn its support for the government's recently announced package of measures
NFT fraud on the rise in the UK says Pinsent Masons
'London is fast becoming the jurisdiction of choice for these types of fraud claims' – Pinsent Masons
Court of Appeal increase unduly lenient sentence for kidnap of Angel Lynn
The sentence was referred for review after members of the public raised concerns
