Procedures

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Do changes to the Brussels Regulations go far enough?

The recast regulations provide welcome recognition of parties' choice of jurisdiction, but some issues still remain unresolved, explain Gavin Foggo and Evie Meleagros

Chahal: All expenses paid crime

Paul Lazarus surveys the legal landscape following the introduction of the concept of proportionality of benefit in confiscation proceedings

Human rights can't be negotiated or eliminated

Human rights defender Jorge Eliecer Molano Rodriguez talks exclusively to John van der Luit-Drummond on why he is hopeful for Colombia's future and why the UK must remain committed to its international obligations

Better not call Saul

Legal professional privilege remains secure, despite recent attempts to chip away at the concept, say John Bechelet and Holly Pelham

FIFA or mafia?

'Teflon Don' Sepp Blatter avoids being linked with US criminal investigation into football's world governing body

LASPO: Court has no power to stop sexually abused being cross-examined by alleged perpetrator

Court of Appeal ruling raises questions over funding for cross-examination of vulnerable witnesses

Misconduct in public office

The CPS has come under fire for the prosecution of journalists following the Leveson inquiry, but, given the circumstances, the decision was inevitable, says Steven Heffer

Tips for dealing with litigants in person

How to keep your cool and use the law and procedure to your advantage, by Joanne Lewis