OBITER – Page 56
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NewsJudge Rolls with the new tech
Some courtrooms may be more cautious about tech than others, but they’re still willing to give it a go.
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NewsStreetwise stipes clubbing together
London magistrates liked their clubs, making sure their lists finished by 12.30.
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NewsWe know what’s in Lady Hale’s pencil case
Is there a glaring omission in Girton's portrait of distinguished alumna Brenda Hale?
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NewsHappy divorce day
Peak divorce season has become as much a staple as discarded Christmas trees - but does it even exist?
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NewsDentons goes bashful over transgender children campaign
References to pro bono partnership with international pressure group are missing from website.
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NewsWomen on the wall
Supreme Court unveils four new portraits to complement its 'mediocre' dead white men.
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NewsBite mark leaves clue to murder
A half-eaten apple was found in the room of actress and prostitute Clara Buswell, who was stabbed to death on Christmas Eve 1872.
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NewsDiamond geezer
Grantham solicitor celebrating 60th year in the job says he will retire ‘when the fun stops’.
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NewsBar puts the fizz into courtoom horror stories
The chair of the CBA announces a rather unusual Christmas competition.
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NewsHighbrow clash of the heavyweights
A spat has erupted in the London Review of Books, an ordinarily genteel magazine for the highbrow keen to expand their (already voluminous) vocabularies.
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NewsKeen keens over purdah murder
The ban on government activity during pre-election purdah is a mixed blessing, according to Obiter’s favourite justice minister, Lord Keen of Elie QC. The upside, he told a City of London audience at the unveiling of the LawTech Delivery Panel’s statement on cryptoassets and smart contracts, is that ‘my officials ...
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News£80k salary will be news to legal aid lawyers
BBC's Question Time was an unexpected forum for discussing solicitors' earnings.
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NewsLegal community rallies to support Yorkshire flood victims
Firms and lawyers go the extra mile - in Wellies.