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Are cuts to legal aid impeding the course of justice?
Government austerity measures have taken their toll in many areas, but should justice be one of these? This question has been recently answered by Lord Neuberger in his critical 'Justice in an Age of Austerity' speech, legal aid cuts come at the cost of justice.
11:38, 16th November 2013
Employee Shareholders - Would You Sell Your Rights?
The John Lewis Model works for John Lewis, but can it work for other employers? On 1st September 2013 s205A Employment Rights Act 1996 came into force in an effort to introduce a new form of employee status. This provision has attracted a great deal of criticism, but why?
12:07, 15th November 2013
Could Current ASBO Reforms Create a New Brand of Criminal?
Legislative reforms to the existing ASBO are currently going through Parliament. Are these reforms adequate? These reforms may remove the criminal conviction in less serious cases, but could they none-the-less create a new brand of criminal?
11:15, 14th November 2013
The role of the UKSC recently determined following Chester and McGeoch
The relationship between the UK and Strasbourg has been incredibly beneficial for the development of the protection of human rights. The decision of the UKSC in Chester and McGeoch has clarified how the Rule of Law is upheld and determined their constitutional position.
07:30, 11th November 2013
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