
‘The Penalty’ at the sharp edge of the criminal justice system
In November I attended a Kickstarter event for the launch of a documentary film entitled ‘The Penalty’. The independent film seeks to…
Read moreIn November I attended a Kickstarter event for the launch of a documentary film entitled ‘The Penalty’. The independent film seeks to…
Read moreRIPA, Lord Neuberger and ‘The Penalty’ When it came to light, late last week, that the UK’s intelligence services had been routinely…
Read morePro bono work produced by corporate firms should not be scoffed at We are now half way through the 13th annual National…
Read more‘Injustice’ is the theme for entries into the London Legal Support Trust’s inaugural art competition which launched this week in the capital. SJ’s…
Read moreSocial media week, pinning lawyers and is it the end of Death Row Dinners? As every tech-savvy lawyer knows, this week is…
Read moreThe Legal Compliance Association, gangland shootings and last meals The challenge facing COLPs and COFAs in UK law firms is fairly obvious:…
Read moreWe remove the rebuttable presumption at our own peril The silly season has been in full swing these last few weeks. That…
Read moreIn today’s post I roundup some of the latest developments and global news stories regarding capital punishment. From extraordinary tales of fabricated evidence,…
Read moreTexas has passed a law which requires prosecutors to open files to defendants, and disclose all evidence relevant to the trial. The…
Read moreThe Connecticut Supreme Court is to hear arguments on the current death penalty legislation within the state. Connecticut repealed their death penalty in…
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