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Weekly Digest: 8 October 2018

6KBWPosted on 7th October 2018 by 6KBW
This week’s Digest considers three judgments from the High Court. The first of these considers a challenge to the first Unexplained Wealth Order made under s.362A(1) of the Proceeds of...
Crime Extradition General International Public and civil law

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...
General Public and civil law

A Coronial Court of Appeal – An opportunity missed?

Tony Badenoch QCPosted on 14th June 2018 by Tony Badenoch QC
As the five year anniversary of the coming into force of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 approaches (25th July 2018), and coronial proceedings are increasingly at the forefront of...
General Public and civil law

Caparo revisited: Supreme Court clarifies scope of police duty of care

Paul JarvisPosted on 14th February 2018 by Paul Jarvis
Last week, in a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court held that the police do not have blanket immunity from suit in respect of their conduct in investigating or preventing crime, but owe...
General Public and civil law Regulatory

No smoke without fire: revisiting the Crown exemption rule

Alex du SautoyPosted on 17th January 2018 by Alex du Sautoy and Vincent Scully
When is the Crown bound by a statute that does not expressly refer to it? This was the question that arose for consideration by the Supreme Court in R (on...
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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