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The why, what where and when of AI regulation

Alison Berryman explores steps governments have taken to regulate AI technology

Nuisance law and a diverging of judgments

Gordon Wignall explores a nuisance case in the Supreme Court about the Tate Modern and Richard Roger's glass dwellers' lack of privacy

Government announces new plans on compulsory mediation for separating couples

A consultation on the new proposals is now open for 12 weeks

Government to commission review of divorce law on asset splitting

Justice Minister states that the Law Commission is the most appropriate body for the task

Treasury and financial regulator complete a review of the criminal market abuse regime

The review is part of the commitments set out in the Economic Crime Plan

The rights of women: an international sanctions response

Suzanne Gallagher takes a closer look at the new sanctions targeting those responsible for the violent subjugation of women

Government publishes response to Committee report on Bill of Rights Bill

The response rejects all of the Committee recommendations

HMCTS provides update on court and tribunal reform programme

Chief Executive publishes details on the challenges and next steps