On 11 May 2023, the Ministry of Justice launched a call for evidence on open justice.

Government amendments remove the sunset provisions that would have seen around 4,800 pieces of retained legislation repealed automatically at the end...

In the second of a two-part article, Catherine Casserley considers the Casey Review into the Metropolitan Police in the context of existing equality...

Camden Community Law Centre first opened its doors in November 1973. It will host a celebration at the London Irish Centre in Camden on 13 July 2023.

It is time for all of us to be better at telling the real story of legal aid.

Edward Cripwell discusses recent litigation successes by low-income trapped capital homeowners and the likely impact of the means test review.

Roger Smith discusses the potential of technology in the re-conception of legal aid.

We encounter students and trainees who in their hearts want to do publicly funded work, but in their heads know this is an increasingly precarious...

If you haven’t conducted a DPIA, start here.

Important changes to the Immigration Rules as well as new statutory instruments and guidance, and amendments to the 2018 Standard Civil Contract, plus...

Angela Jackman KC (Hon) and Eleanor Wright look at recent law and guidance, and cases on: education, health and care plans; the jurisdiction of the...

Alice Livermore and Ellie Vincent take a look at the draft Mental Health Bill, including the joint committee’s report, Mind’s views and...