Better Outcomes through Linked Data, the BOLD programme

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Chief Constables granted authority to dismiss unfit officers

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Advancing cyber law: University of Exeter leads global initiative

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A Partner and National Head of Dispute Resolution at Freeths, James Hartley speaks to the Solicitors Journal about the Post Office case, what adequate justice would look like, and the reforms that he would like to see as a result of the scandal.

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Jersey: corporate re-domiciliation and tax residency changes

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.Erin Ferguson and I wrote a short piece about the current state of anti-SLAPP law in the UK for the Solicitors Journal. We argue that it's time for the UK to show leadership in the protection of the rule of law by adopting robust anti-SLAPP measures.

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‘No-fault divorce’: what's changed two years on?

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£2.35m returned to charities following NCA probe: a tale of charity fund mismanagement unveiled

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The power of apologies: updating laws for organisational accountability

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Seeing is deceiving: manipulated digital content, deepfakes and the law

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Lesley Manley analyses Section 28's impact, balancing witness protection with trial delays and potential injustices, urging procedural integrity and further evaluation

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The Court of Appeal has dismissed Shamima Begum's appeal against the Special Immigration Appeals Commission's decision.

RDSBL's Qudsia Mirza, Senior Lecturer in Law, offers insights in Solicitors Journal.

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The family courts of England and Wales are grappling with a crisis as new figures from the Ministry of Justice expose a distressing reality: over 100,000 children are currently caught in the quagmire of court backlogs

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The UK faces a surge in court delays, prompting urgent calls for digital integration and AI utilisation

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Representation orders rise in magistrates’ court by 7% and Crown Court by 11%, with increasing workload trends

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Law Society President Nick Emmerson applauds the amendments to the Bill, particularly the restriction on selling new leasehold houses, ensuring that almost all new houses will be freehold by default unless exceptional circumstances dictate otherwise.

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Explore Emmanuelle Ries' latest article in Solicitors Journal to learn more about the recent legal developments and initiatives focused on fostering inclusive environments for menopausal women.

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Dr Angelika Hellweger of Rahman Ravelli outlines the main points in the National Crime Agency’s amber alert relating to the art storage sector, the factors that made it necessary and the challenges it presents

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“The solution for a dissatisfied litigant is not to threaten the judge”

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For our April 2024 volume, Samantha Farndale of Stowe Family Law LLP explores widespread misconceptions about cohabitees' rights and advocates for a legal framework to protect them

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