-
Recent News
- Man charged with driving offences after Weybridge crash
- Police retain DNA from thousands of children
- UK Uncut loses legal challenge over Goldman Sachs tax deal with HMRC
- Blur drummer who trained as solicitor attacks government’s legal aid plans
- Carers To Get Legal Rights Under New Reforms
- ‘Iron man’ Weybridge cyclist appeals for help to find stolen bike
- Unpaid interns: 100 firms being investigated by HMRC
- Candidates for Surrey County Council elections released
Archives
-
-
Tag Archives: Judiciary
Magistrates can stand for police commissioner roles after judge’s U-turn
Lord Justice Goldring relaxes guidance after cross-party criticism and threat of high court legal challenge Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Alan Travis, Article, Judiciary, Law, Main section, News, Police, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news
Leave a comment
What court mergers mean for you
Trial delays, higher travel costs, specialist courts: the chairman of the new West London Local Justice Area on what 2012 may hold for magistrates Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Article, Comment, Judiciary, Law, Law: the expert view, London, Richard Bristow, UK criminal justice, UK news
Leave a comment
In English courts justice must be seen to be done, and not just by the rich
Foreign litigants seem to have better access to courts than British taxpayers – who, after all, do fund the legal system Continue reading →