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There is a public interest in maintaining legal professional privilege at the expense of open justice, counsel for regulator tells the High Court.
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Bishop of Manchester argues charities should be exempt from the abolition of marriage value.
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Association of Personal Injury Lawyers responds to MoJ's call for evidence on reforms to discount rate.
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Quango does not have power to sue for an injunction, despite its attempt to equate powers with those of Solicitors Regulation Authority, judge finds.
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Judges and magistrates should now take account of the ‘difficult and/or deprived background or personal circumstances’ of offenders.
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Coroner hears of history of problems at HMP Bristol.
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String of litigation has carried on despite most of the original parties to the claim having died.
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Practitioner obtains writ of habeas corpus for wrongfully detained offender.
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Application hearing, before Mr Justice Fancourt, was heard today in the Rolls building.
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'Claimant has not helped himself by insisting on only accepting correspondence by post and by the combative tone of his letters,' judge rules.
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Court hears of alleged plot to sell property without owners’ permission.
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Employment judge refuses to reconsider decision to throw out £60 million claim.
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NewsCommission calls for evidence on crypto disputes and electronic trade documents
’Digitisation and decentralisation pose significant challenges to the traditional methods by which private international law resolves conflict.’
NewsTechnical problems blight high-profile Assange hearing
Problems persisted throughout the day, with the advocates' words often muffled and competing with the sound of loud typing.