All Obiter articles – Page 3
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LCJ walks walk on wiggly way
Baroness Carr gives a sneak peek into her early days as lady chief justice.
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Heat is on at bitcoin trial
Court 30 on the fifth floor of the Rolls Building emulated a steam room last week.
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Memory lane
Relaxation of 'hiving off' rule, a solicitors' building society and a three-day week: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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Roughed up justice
Former MP Rory Stewart voices some forthright views on HMCTS’s reform programme.
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Salaries sacrificed
A look at the most recent register of MPs’ interests shows the most recently departed justice secretaries are doing very nicely.
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A judge’s Judge
A memorial service for Lord Igor Judge, lord chief justice from 2008 to 2013, featured some glorious anecdotes.
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Queen of Pop takes to a different kind of stage
Get into the groove - or at least into the witness stand.
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Holding court at school
Former solicitor and teacher James Stewart is on a mission to run 100 legal workshops at state schools this year.
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Memory lane
The Society for Computers and Law and prisoners of war: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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The Traitors: just like multi-party litigation?
Private wealth disputes solicitor draws comparisons between alliances on BBC show and real-life events.
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Don’t drive my Carr
Dame Sue Carr’s appearance before the House of Commons justice select committee began with constitutional fireworks.
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Mulling over asylum strategy
In 2002, Blair thought asylum seekers might be sent to the Isle of Mull. Sixty years ago, the same idea was mooted for top-class criminals.
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Ah Mr Bond, we weren't expecting you
007 actor is accused of ‘foot travel in a thermal area and closure violation’.
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The mother of all pay rises
Gazette columnist Mother in Law helps a reader get the salary they deserve.
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The Taxpayer remains anonymous - for now
Appeal judgment backing principle of open justice has a last-minute plot twist.