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Overcoming objections to the admissibility of lie-detection evidence

Mechanical lie-detection evidence, like other science-based evidence such as DNA, should be admissible in court provided it is subjected to robust cross-examination, says Richard Easton

'Lack of evidence' for judicial review restrictions

Consultation based on 'misleading and mistaken' assertions, Public Law Project says

Let your head rule your heart

Celebrity divorces are not the norm

Dissolving a marriage is not the quick and easy process it may seem, says Siobhan Kelly

Mummery LJ blocks challenge to rule on periodic joint tenancies

Supreme Court hearing would be 'waste of publicly-funded resources'

Is CSR a double-edged sword for law firms?

By Paul Brent, Marketing Director, Boyes Turner

How to incentivise partners to improve your firm's financial performance

By Guy Vincent, Partner, Bircham Dyson Bell

Editor's letter: To merge or not to merge?

Is your firm ready to compete with the new global law firms, asks Manju Manglani