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‘People who break the law to affirm their belief in the injustice of a law or government action are sometimes vindicated by history.’
Lord Hoffmann – R v Jones (Margaret) [2007] 1 AC 161
Our Legal Blog, Legal News and Police News are regularly updated with the latest legal, crime and policing articles as well as analysis :-
- What is a Paralegal ?A paralegal is a legal professional who performs tasks that require knowledge of legal concepts… Read more: What is a Paralegal ?
- What is a Judgment ?A judgment, also known as a judicial decision or court ruling, is the final decision… Read more: What is a Judgment ?
- Judge strikes out £68m negligence claim against law firm
Mr Justice Sheldon struck out a £68m negligence claim against Yorkshire law firm Lupton Fawcett (LF) from companies in liquidation as a result of failed property development schemes. - Trainee Solicitor Scheme Open
The Government Legal Profession (GLP) Trainee Solicitor Scheme is now open for applications, closing at midday on Wednesday 15 May.
The scheme offers you the chance to start your legal career at the heart of government law and to gain experience across different teams and areas of law. - Legislation to clear Scots Horizon victims due by summer
“Justice is a devolved matter in Scotland so it is right that Scottish ministers remain accountable for decisions taken in Scotland…The Scottish government has already indicated that they are bringing forward legislation, and we will continue to support them in developing proposals to overturn all convictions relating to the Horizon scandal in Scotland.”
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- Police officers deny assaulting care home amputee
Two Sussex Police officers have pleaded not guilty to assaulting an amputee pensioner, who had dementia, with pepper spray and a Taser at a care home. Donald Burgess, 93, died in hospital 22 days later. - Misconduct proven against former Met Police officer
Misconduct hearing finds that a former Met Police officer would have been dismissed had he not resigned. He AirDropped sexual messages to passengers on a train and sent an unwanted sexually explicit personal image to a female colleague. - St George’s Day and accusations of ‘two-tier policing’
Metropolitan Police officers has been involved in a clash with flag-waving protesters as groups gathered down Whitehall to mark St George’s Day. Officers were accused of “two-tier” policing on social media over Scotland Yard’s handling of pro-Palestine protests.
‘The family court system in the United Kingdom, hidden behind the protective cloak of anonymity is the most pernicious and unaccountable legal entity in the west.’
Family Court System – Laurence Fox
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‘Family justice boards and the like everywhere now panicking as they finally realise what happens on the internet stays on the internet forever!’
Twitter and the Sussex Family Justice Board
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‘If you think the criminal courts are dysfunctional, take a look at the family court system. Just a giant money tree for the lawyers.’
Chris Daw KC
Read the reviews of Sussex Barrister Gavin Howe
“He is awful, underhanded and should not be practising family law!”
Latest Articles
- What is a Paralegal ?A paralegal is a legal professional who performs tasks that require knowledge of legal concepts but does not hold the… Read more: What is a Paralegal ?
- What is a Judgment ?A judgment, also known as a judicial decision or court ruling, is the final decision made by a court of… Read more: What is a Judgment ?
- What is an Adverse Inference ?Adverse inference is a legal principle that plays a significant role in various areas of law, including criminal, civil, and family law. It arises… Read more: What is an Adverse Inference ?
- BarristersA barrister is anyone who has been Called to the Bar in England and Wales. For a barrister to offer… Read more: Barristers