[ad_1] The low down Much of the anti-terrorism legislation of the past 15 years remains controversial. And no wonder – the official published threat level for the UK
[ad_1] The move from the now largely extinct fax machine to email happened as recently as 2010. In this fast-evolving digital era, are today’s innovative technologies already on
[ad_1] England has a rich history of legal innovation. The freezing injunction (previously known as a Mareva injunction), which celebrated its 50th anniversary last month, is a prime
[ad_1] The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 received royal assent this week. Among other things, the new act will amend the UK GDPR, the Privacy and Electronic
[ad_1] At the table Back row (l-r)Ed Simpson The Legal Director; Tony Roe Dexter Montague; Laura Devine Laura Devine Immigration; Eduardo Reyes Law Society Gazette; Tim Coles Thomson
[ad_1] Proper disclosure by the prosecution lies at the heart of any criminal trial. Without it, unused material which assists the defence may never see the light of
[ad_1] Justice secretary Shabana Mahmood has introduced the new Victims and Courts Bill to address the issue of convicted offenders refusing to attend their sentencing hearing. Proposed provisions
[ad_1] Sir Keir Starmer’s speech opening London Tech Week at Olympia on Monday was another demonstration of the government’s commitment to the transformative power of artificial intelligence, following
