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April 18, 2024
The quiet collapse of the county court system
There are now civil justice deserts in England and Wales
DAT Green
Politics
September 16, 2022
Crime reporting is under threat from all sides. What is its future?
Duncan Campbell
Politics
September 08, 2022
Jolyon Maugham: lawyer, activist, public enemy
Anne Perkins
From the magazine
Society
May 12, 2022
Don’t just blame lawyers when oligarchs abuse the courts
DAT Green
From the magazine
Politics
March 08, 2022
When unlawfulness is not unlawful
Alex Dean
Politics
When unlawfulness is not unlawful
Alex Dean
Politics
December 07, 2021
The government’s plan to throw out legal rulings is a constitutional minefield
Raphael Hogarth
Politics
The government’s plan to throw out legal rulings is a constitutional minefield
Raphael Hogarth
Politics
October 21, 2021
The legal system is stretched to breaking point—and lawyers are worried
Robbie Griffiths
Politics
The legal system is stretched to breaking point—and lawyers are worried
Robbie Griffiths
Politics
October 16, 2021
The government wanted to rein in the Supreme Court. Now it may not need to
Alex Dean
Politics
The government wanted to rein in the Supreme Court. Now it may not need to
Alex Dean
Politics
August 05, 2021
Has the UK Supreme Court reformed itself?
Alexander Horne
Politics
Has the UK Supreme Court reformed itself?
Alexander Horne
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