Archive

Life in crime | Former young offenders have been given a second chance by the court

Benjamin Newton is pleased that young offenders haunted by their actions in later life have been given a reprieve by the courts

Workshop: The consultation condundrum: how to conduct a consultation

Rebecca Clutten considers the who, what, why and when of consultations

Update | Personal injury: vicarious liability outside employer and employee relationships

Vijay Ganapathy considers ?the test for vicarious liability outside the relationship of employer and employee ?and issues relating to ?asbestos and industrial ?disease cases

Update | Education: Is plagiarism a strict liability offence?

Salima Mawji and Asma Nizami ask if ?plagiarism is a strict liability offence

European briefing | Defining possession in the European Court of Justice

The European Court of Justice has struck the right ?balance with property rights, comments Paul Stanley

Expert witness | Adding value to forensic accounting

Increasingly complex matrimonial cases are placing new demands on accountancy experts. Kellie Gread explains

Expert witness | Developments in biometrics

Mark Nixon and John Carter reveal how developments in biometrics could mean the increasing use of biometric evidence such ear shape and gait to identify defendants

Expert witness | The courtroom of the future

IT director of HM Courts and Tribunals Service, about how technology will shape the courtroom of the future