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On parole: a victim-centred approach

Alec Samuels considers how the victim has become central to Parole Board considerations

Permanent Trespass: injunction or damages?

Mark Pawlowski examines the court's approach to permanent encroachment of land

Akhmatova: the price of non-disclosure on divorce

Billionaire husband and son who concealed wealth exposed for non-disclosures 

UK public wants same accountability for the military as citizens

A survey coinciding with the return of the Overseas Operations Bill to parliament shows the public are owhelmingly in favour of military accountability

Lawyers chastised for non-compliance with PDs

During a return to the bench, Sir James Munby has chastised lawyers for ignoring practice directions

Litigation firms 'expected' to have links with costs lawyers

A Senior Courts Costs Office decision has emphasised that firms should employ costs lawyers or risk paying a heavy financial price

Consultation: Judges to be deterred from political decisions

The MoJ is consulting on proposals to strike a balance between citizens' rights and effective governance

Striking the balance with technology

Neil Lloyd tells how a new offering works with firms to facilitate a healthier relationship between staff and technology