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Lord Chancellor's 'pitiful creature' SARAH Bill survives latest attack

'Monument to Grayling' clears its final hurdle in the House of Lords as it passes third reading

A jurisprudential debate

Matt Hutchings discusses human rights, legislative history, and the meaning of words

Consultation to be held on 'fragmented' electoral law

Law Commission proposes that laws governing elections should be rationalised into a single framework

Supreme Court rules on 'unlawful' council consultation

Judgment will force public authorities to improve communication with local people when making cuts and changes to services

House of Lords 'slaps down' Grayling's restrictions on judicial review

Tory and Lib Dem rebels join with Labour and crossbencher peers to pass amendments to part 4 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Bill

JRs a 'headache' but a price worth paying in 'right circumstances'

Regulators should take steps to avoid costly judicial reviews

Regulators and charities campaign to stop government evasion of judicial review

Criminal Justice and Courts Bill will have a 'chilling effect' on those seeking justice

Business groups call on prime minister to scrap legal reforms

The government's commitment to ending the LASPO exemption on insolvency litigation is labelled 'misguided', 'anti-business' and 'flies in the face of available evidence'