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Making applications to the ECtHR: clearing the admissibility hurdle

Melanie CumberlandPosted 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...

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Mutual trust: 20-year anniversary

Ben LloydPosted on 24th May 2018 by Ben Lloyd

Mutual trust and recognition has been the foundation of European judicial cooperation for 20 years. Having been raised during the Presidency Conclusions of the Cardiff European Council in June 1998,...

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The Brexit Transition Agreement – What it Means for Criminal Justice Cooperation

Rosemary DavidsonPosted on 8th April 2018 by Rosemary Davidson and Martyn Bowyer

On 19 March 2018, the EU and the UK agreed the terms of a transition period (referred to by the UK as ‘an implementation period’) that will extend the time...

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The Forum Bar – a new lease of life?

Ben LloydPosted on 6th February 2018 by Ben Lloyd

Yesterday Lauri Love won a famous victory in his on-going fight to resist extradition to the United States. In allowing his appeal, the High Court has breathed new life into...

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Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part II

Katherine HardcastlePosted on 10th December 2017 by Katherine Hardcastle

In this second of two posts (the first can be found here), the criticism of the Ghosh test is considered, together with a brief outline of the concept of dishonesty...

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Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part I

Katherine HardcastlePosted on 7th December 2017 by Katherine Hardcastle

This blog has previously featured a summary of the landmark judgment in Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) Ltd [2017] UKSC 67 and a post examining the dishonesty test now to be applied in criminal...

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How now to spot dishonesty

Duncan Atkinson QCPosted on 26th November 2017 by Duncan Atkinson QC and Alistair Richardson

What place a defendant’s state of mind following the Supreme Court decision in Ivey v Genting [2017] UKSC 67? (more…)

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Co-operating after Brexit — what’s the future for security, law enforcement and criminal justice?

Rosemary DavidsonPosted on 15th November 2017 by Rosemary Davidson

The Government’s paper ‘Security, law enforcement and criminal justice: a future partnership paper’ suggests that the intention is to maintain a similar level of co-operation with the EU following Brexit....

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A relativist approach to prison conditions in extradition cases?

Duncan Penny QCPosted on 8th November 2017 by Duncan Penny QC and Richard Evans

The High Court has recently suggested, in Serra v Paraguay [2017] EWHC 2300 (Admin), that there could be a different approach to the assessment of prison conditions in requesting states...

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An overview of the Criminal Justice (European Investigation Order) Regulations 2017

Rosemary DavidsonPosted on 2nd October 2017 by Rosemary Davidson

The Government has published the Criminal Justice (European Investigation Order) Regulations 2017 (‘the Regulations’) which will come into force on 31 July 2017. The Regulations significantly enhance the ability of...

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Making applications to the ECtHR: clearing the admissibility hurdle

Mutual trust: 20-year anniversary

The Brexit Transition Agreement – What it Means for Criminal Justice Cooperation

The Forum Bar – a new lease of life?

Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part II

Righting another ‘wrong turn’? Dishonesty in Ivey v Genting: Part I

How now to spot dishonesty

Co-operating after Brexit — what’s the future for security, law enforcement and criminal justice?

A relativist approach to prison conditions in extradition cases?

An overview of the Criminal Justice (European Investigation Order) Regulations 2017

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