All Obiter articles – Page 92
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NewsA home for those old files?
Scholars offering to archive records pertinent to lawyers or firms for the benefit of future generations.
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NewsSupreme Court wants applicants to do their homework
Applicants for vacant posts will have to write 2,000-word essay.
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NewsBite-size judgments? Let's not be too hasty
Judge sleeping Source: Peter Dazeley/Getty Judges are being encouraged to keep things breezy. The message hasn’t quite got through.
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NewsLaw rocks the 100 Club
Event aims to promote music education for underprivileged young people and to raise funds for not-for-profit organisations.
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NewsAuntie’s bloomers
Those at Phil Shiner tribunal offered insights into what goes on behind the scenes at the BBC.
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NewsThe highwayman who hit lawyers
It is estimated that, following lawyers as they rode to assizes, he robbed over 160 in East Anglia alone.
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NewsMinistry of spin
Government press release on employment tribunal fees has left Obiter feeling dizzy.
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NewsSolicitor’s anti-Trump petition goes global
Leeds solicitor at heart of campaign to ban US president from making state visit.
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NewsGoldilocks and the solicitor-general
Solicitor-general was in Yorkshire teaching school children about the law and their basic civil and criminal rights.
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NewsLeft alone with ‘mad’ Frankie
The warders at the prison were always keen to tell me how dangerous he was.
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NewsBreaking the cycle of unhealthy workplaces
Olympic gold medal cyclist teams up with a Hampshire firm to promote the benefits of healthy workplaces.
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