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Supreme Court will decide whether government loan scheme is discriminatory

Young people to peacefully demonstrate against student loans policy while they await judges' decision

CJEU struggling to cope with the increased number of complex IP cases

Disputes heard by the European court jump 60 per cent in a year

Transfer of London divorces to 'Bury your marriage' hub delayed until late July 2015

HMCTS produce new guidance on changes to the divorce process in England and Wales

Reduced delays in coroner cases is cause for celebration

Vast majority of the 97 coroner areas now have 20 or fewer cases outstanding

Discretion in judicial review proceedings

Stephanie Hall considers the effects of the test of 'substantially different outcome' introduced by the Criminal Justice and Courts Act

Naked before the law

It takes something special to upstage a courtroom full of robed and wigged barristers and jurists, yet a former marine has done just that and made legal history in the process.

Out of the ordinary claims at the ET

Ryan Clement rounds up recent cases which challenge typical notions in employment law

Strasbourg court proves Magna Carta is still relevant in Europe

The last decade has seen over 1,000 rulings against EU countries by the European Court of Human Rights for breaches of the right to a fair trial, including 19 rulings against the UK