Why Jury Trials Matter: Voices from the Legal Community
This evening, an event is taking place in Parliament to discuss the importance of preserving the…
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Judicial Year 2026: Key Messages from Court Presidents
The Opening of the Judicial Year 2026 featured messages from court presidents to the European Court…
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#ECJ annuls the decisions to lift the immunity of Carles Puigdemont, Antoni Comín and Clara Ponsatí
Source: https://x.com/EUCourtPress/status/2019333009615262065?s=20
Access to Justice: Riel Karmy-Jones on Jury System Concerns
Riel Karmy-Jones KC, Chair of the CBA, cautions against the Ministry of Justice's misleading communications regarding…
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Understanding the Advocate General’s Role at the CJEU
The ongoing series on legal education discusses the role of an Advocate General at the Court…
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Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gets shout-out but no win for memoir at Grammy Awards.
Source: https://x.com/ABAJournal/status/2018774394634379283?s=20
Supreme Court Decision on California’s Electoral Map Explained
Supreme Court rules that California may use congressional map benefiting Democrats, Justice News247 reports. Source: https://x.com/SCOTUSblog/status/2019129940676067730?s=20
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Efficiency in Criminal Courts: Insights from Leveson Report
The Lord Chancellor commissioned Sir Brian Leveson to conduct an independent review of the criminal courts,…
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Sir Brian has produced a full a MOT test report on the criminal justice system,” said Riel Karmy-Jones KC and Andrew Thomas KC.
Sir Brian has produced a full MOT test report on the criminal justice system,” said Riel…
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The Venice Commission has created a Rule of Law Checklist to help you answer that question
Source: https://x.com/RichardAlbert/status/2018944104135106689?s=20
Explosive Warning: UK Courts Facing Catastrophic Backlogs
A warning comparable to a catastrophe for the British judicial system. The court system is “on…
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Crown Courts: 54 of 516 Courtrooms Unoccupied Today
On 4 February 2026, 54 of the 516 Crown courtrooms in England and Wales will not…
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