Guilty by Association
Following Brexit, many have sought a new UK-China relationship to fill the hole left by the European Union. But how far should we be willing to compromise? With a list of human rights violations...
Category: Legal Affairs
Life sentence of guilt
A New York State police officer adds to the growing list of 22 parents whose children died of hyperthermia this year after being forgotten in the car – but were these instances crimes? In...
Law and Disorder: The Effects of Brexit on the Legal Sector
London is the legal capital of Europe and the world. Is the capital’s status in jeopardy following the result of the EU referendum? The legal sector has been experiencing massive growth in recent years...
The Civil War On Liberty
Apple has refused the FBI access to the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters. Donald Trump has called for a boycott of the brand. Matt Gillow asks: who’s right? Apple or the...
A Conservative Controversy
The death of Justice Scalia has raised the profile of the Supreme Court in the 2016 Presidential Race. Could this be a chance to diversify the body – or will it only lead to...
It’s Time to Put a Stop to Legal Aid Reform
Despite recent plans to halt legal aid cuts, Ridwan Uddin argues that proposed reforms still go too far and undermine the justice system. “Michael Gove: Our Saviour!” Not really the cry you would expect...
