OBITER – Page 88
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NewsTruss: was it worth the wait?
Attendees ordered to remain in tea room at First 100 Years event.
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NewsBar chief botches his pupils’ homework
Sir Andrew Burns slips on jargon during Bar Council meeting over the weekend.
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NewsPerfecting the client letter: less is more?
We have to admit that the LSB’s latest oeuvre addresses a worthy subject.
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News‘Doing bird’ the MoJ way
A new ministry initiative to tackle smuggling into prisons could soon take flight.
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NewsDangerous liaisons
It is interesting to think back and remember how the courts dealt with men caught in what were then compromising positions.
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NewsTested by console
Nothing tests younger folk’s grit and resolve like a Champions League final penalty shoot out on FIFA.
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NewsIt’s curtains for Hamlet
Hamlet will finally stand trial for stabbing Polonius through the arras.
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NewsMemory lane
The position of London as an international commercial centre cited as factor for higher earnings.
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NewsBrexit: Irish lessons
Good to know the self-styled elite of the legal profession are not above a little playground bickering.
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News‘Back in my day this were all fields, lad’
Lord Justice Fulford has a similar task to Bruce Willis’s in The Fifth Element.
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NewsRogues’ gallery makes headlines
The News of the World was great fun in the days just after the war.
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NewsBattlelines drawn in game of tomes
Trouble breaks out between rival supporters of Archbold and Blackstone’s.
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