Trial by Jury
I should have known that expressing the slightest doubt about trial by jury would lead to public opprobrium
Open to review?
The Faulks panel may prove to be a convenient fig leaf to allow government to override the rule of law
Gross injustice at the Court of Justice
A British lawyer is fighting her dismissal in a Kafkaesque post-Brexit judicial quagmire
Jury’s out
Reducing jury trials would reduce the legal backlog, but at what cost?
A very private affair
Even without the Human Rights Act, our judges would have developed a new law on privacy by now
Stinger stung
A professional gambler who sued for £7.7 million has unwittingly led the Supreme Court to redefine honesty
British QC begins legal action against EU
If the EU can sack court members — judicial independence will become meaningless
Open justice? Case closed
The law governing the reporting of family court hearings should be relaxed for the sake of transparency
No, the standard of proof has not been changed
Peter Hitchens and the Mail on Sunday claim that a core principle of our legal system has been changed without debate – they are wrong
Why Lord Sumption is wrong about the coronavirus shutdown
Joshua Rozenberg says lockdown measures are a price worth paying
Go on, go to seed
Let the plants do the work says Hephzibah Anderson
Unquestionably Whitty and Vallance
The outlook is grey, no questions
A little respect
Hancock’s concessions represent a major victory for Graham Brady
No change please, we’re British
A new counter-petition campaign is a conservative response to iconoclasm
The celebrification of children’s literature
Children’s book publishing needs to take a step away from celebrities
Libertarians and progressives are too irresponsible for freedom
Authoritarianism is the perverse outcome of irresponsible forms of libertarianism and progressivism
The wrong kind of race murder
It’s double standards that the killing of white schoolboy Richard Everitt achieved none of the notoriety of Stephen Lawrence’s death
The death of Theatre Criticism
The great critics always began before they were forty. Who are their equivalents today?
Ofcom is a menace to our freedom of speech
It is high time we liberated our airwaves
Not child’s play…
Patrick Galbraith says hunting would benefit youngsters