“Unwise but not illegal” Some thoughts on the Schofield ‘Sex, lies and morning tv’ case.
There have been thousands upon thousands of column inches, both from the mainstream and social media, being taken up by the Phillip Schofield case….
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Quote of the Day 14/03/2023. Are we a nation ruled by democracy or treaties?
Really good quote from a barrister over on Twitter called Steven Barrett. He’s pointed out that a nation, whether Britain or any other democratic…
At last. A good decision made, Shamima Begum is NOT coming back (hopefully)
Finally, the result that many Britons has wanted in the case of the ISIS terror supporter Shamima Begum has arrived. A special immigration tribunal…
From Elsewhere: On the strike by members of the criminal Bar.
There is a lot of negative chatter on social media aimed at those barristers who have decided to strike. A lot of this chatter…
On the demise of Roe vs Wade.
So, as expected, the US Supreme Court judgement from the early seventies that guaranteed a right to abortion has been struck down by the…
From Elsewhere: Prince Andrew.
I was going to write something in long form about the Prince Andrew case but the blogger Longrider has done a far better job…
Some very good news from the courts.
I’m always pleased when the courts act in the interests of the people by hitting back at unjust laws or interpretations of laws. A…
A potential tool for tyrants
I’m one of the first to step up and say that Britain has a problem with Judges who assume that they are also political…
From Elsewhere: Could there be legal negatives for organisations that associate with Stonewall?
If the writer of a long form article over at Legal Feminist is correct then there could be problems for those organisations, both public…
Eco-terrorists incarcerated.
It’s not often that there is good news from the courts but today there is. Nine eco-terrorists from the Insulate Britain group have been…
