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The single justice procedure has attracted criticism since its inception in 2015, with fears of mistakes being made in a system dubbed “conveyor belt justice”

Following up on Friday's post about several major student groups at Berkeley Law pledging not to invite "speakers that have expressed and continued to hold views … in support of Zionism, the apartheid state of Israel, and the occupation of Palestine." (1) Ken Marcus, whose op-ed on the situation spurred…

In August, nine student groups at Berkeley law school signed a statement sponsored group Berkeley Law Students for Justice in Palestine pledging not to invite "speakers that have expressed and continued to hold views … in support of Zionism, the apartheid state of Israel, and the occupation of Palestine." Two…

FOR a “fiscal event” or even a mini-Budget, there is an extraordinary change of direction identified in the Chancellor’s speech today — enough for a couple of conventional Budgets. He told us this morning, “there are too many barriers to enterprise”. Accordingly, he has set out a dizzying range of…

A Ministry of Justice efficiency drive is reducing the involvement of court legal advisors

Fancy drinks are the new fragrances when it comes to celeb side-hustles, and more stars are launching their own booze - but how do they measure up? Abha Shah dives in

Sam Fender sent fans into a frenzy with a post on Thursday night which fans took to mean a St James' gig announcement is coming

NYU Law's chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine circulated a statement that, besides casually endorsing the murder of Israeli civilians, argued that "framing is everything and the Zionist grip on the media is omnipresent" and also referenced the "Islamophobic, Zionist-funded US and Western media." Let's be clear--criticism of Israel,…

The Attorney General knew members of the public would be wrongly prosecuted by police when she agreed to closed-door court sessions to deal with lockdown-breakers, it has been revealed.