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NewsIt’s official: we do have second-class courts
One of the headline ‘modernisation’ wheezes for HMCTS unveiled in the budget was ‘reducing spend on first class post’.
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NewsMemory lane
Scotland, money laundering regulations and a director general for the Law Society: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsPost Office politics
An appearance before a parliamentary select committee is always a daunting prospect.
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NewsConduct that was unbecoming
Many advocates have had to deal with difficult judges; and judges with some difficult advocates.
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NewsCILEx v CILEX v Rex?
Could His Majesty King Charles III be dragged into the row over moves by CILEX to divorce its regulator?
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NewsCatwalk looks to the courtroom
Designer Yuhan Wang’s new collection was inspired by 'women in law'.
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NewsAdvocating for good grub
Obiter has had its fill of bad court catering, but the good food is very good indeed.
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NewsRabbi walks into bar for a good cause
Ticket sales from Rabbi Mendy's stand-up shows will go towards Torah Scroll in memory of solicitor-advocate Julian Young.
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Memory lane
A City SRA warning, a launch date for HIPs and the opening of the SDT to the public: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
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NewsRCJ blazes trail for homeless moot contest
Staff at Royal Courts of Justice step in to provide venue for social mobility mooting competition after electrical fire shuts Old Bailey.
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NewsUS bar declares war on the war on woke
American Bar Association battles against ‘anti-woke’ agenda.
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FeatureWill LSB pay over the Hill?
Job advertisement for new Legal Services Board chief executive has now been published.
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NewsLining up for the morning ritual
An articled clerk shares his firm's ritual for opening the post.
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NewsLCJ walks walk on wiggly way
Baroness Carr gives a sneak peek into her early days as lady chief justice.
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NewsHeat 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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NewsRoughed up justice
Former MP Rory Stewart voices some forthright views on HMCTS’s reform programme.