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Literary Bounty from the Chambers Family

Miranda HillPosted on 12th August 2020 by Miranda Hill and Melanie Cumberland
While 2020 has seen parts of our legal system in a state of near paralysis, this year has been characterised by extraordinary accomplishments on the part of three exceptionally talented...
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Suspicious Activity Reports: The Law Commission Report

Miranda HillPosted on 17th July 2019 by Miranda Hill and Melanie Cumberland
Money laundering is estimated to cost every UK household £255 each year.  Enacted in 2003, Part 7 of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (‘POCA’) represented a watershed in Parliament’s...
Crime General Public and civil law

Beware, lest your cause be criminal

Miranda HillPosted on 1st March 2019 by Miranda Hill and Melanie Cumberland
Recent decisions of the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal have clarified the definition of a ‘criminal cause or matter’ for the purpose of section 18(1) of the Senior Courts...
Crime Extradition General International Public and civil law

Making applications to the ECtHR: clearing the admissibility hurdle

Miranda HillPosted on 19th July 2018 by Melanie Cumberland and Miranda Hill
Around 95% of applications to the European Court of Human Rights are declared inadmissible or struck out without substantive consideration on their merits. This may be because an application is...
Corporate crime Crime General International

Electronic data: does the long arm of the law reach across continents?

Miranda HillPosted on 26th February 2018 by Miranda Hill and Melanie Cumberland
When Lord Halsbury stated in 1891 ‘all crime is local’, he cannot have foreseen the complications and challenges created by technological advances.  Commonly understood notions of territoriality and jurisdictional scope...
Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)
Crime Public and civil law

Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP)

Miranda HillPosted on 10th October 2017 by Miranda Hill and Melanie Cumberland
On 14 August 2017, the Chair of the Parole Board, Nick Hardwick, gave an interview to BBC Radio 4’s ‘Today’ programme, in which he called for changes to the test...

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