Today, 29 January 2026, 54 out of the 516 Crown courtrooms in England & Wales will…
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The Paradox of Coexistence: A Dialogue at the Frontier of Knowledge between Robert Williams and AI Gemini
Justice News247's "Science AI Citadel" hosts a discussion led by Robert Williams and AI Gemini on…
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Beyond Philanthropy: I. Stephanie Boyce CBE FKC on How Employer Outreach Redefines Social Mobility
In a recent discussion, I. Stephanie Boyce CBE FKC highlighted the critical importance of employer engagement…
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The RCU Standard: Redefining UK High Court Enforcement under Amir Ali OBE
LONDON – Justice News247 officially delivers a high-level briefing on the world’s leading commercial debt enforcement…
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The Cambridge Companion to the Declaration of Independence is now available
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Available Crown Courtrooms in England & Wales as of January 2026
Today, 28 January 2026, it was revealed that 57 of the 516 Crown courtrooms in England…
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Titus Corlățean, senior partner at CRÂZNIC & ASSOCIATES, was elected as a representative to the Venice Commission on behalf of the PACE for Legal Affairs and Human Rights.
Titus Corlățean, a senator and senior partner at CRÂZNIC & ASSOCIATES, has assumed a mandate with…
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Justice News247 Reports on Supreme Court Case
The court has agreed to weigh in on the interpretation of a federal law, enacted in…
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Chair Karmy-Jones Supports Reopening of Nightingale Courtrooms
Chair Riel Karmy-Jones KC stated, “The government’s decision to re-open 11 Nightingale courtrooms was a good…
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Exploring the Judiciary’s 2026-2030 Inclusion Goals
The Judiciary of England and Wales has released its Diversity and Inclusion Strategy for 2026-2030. In…
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Gambia’s Second Round of Oral Arguments Explained
The Gambia has delivered its second round of oral arguments regarding the merits of the case…
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