The Court of Appeal has dismissed a legal challenge to the Crown Prosecution Service’s policy on prosecuting serious sexual offences cases.

Laurene Veale analyses why the current law is still failing to protect new and expectant mothers from unfair redundancy dismissal, an issue brought...

Although not reported or announced to the media, the Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2021 SI were made in January 2021, laid before parliament the...

Hamish Arnott, Simon Creighton and Jane Ryan highlight recent legislation, cases regarding parole, and the latest statistics on COVID-19 in prisons.

Recent developments in case law relating to claims, payments and overpayments, decisions and appeals (including tribunals), human rights and EU law.

Mental health case law from the past year relating to coronavirus responses, change in status during proceedings, capacity to make an application,...

Examination of the government’s long-awaited white paper on reforming the Mental Health Act 1983.

The latest policy and legislative developments, and cases on discrimination, contractual rights and unfair dismissal.

Recent reports and policy developments, and cases on mental health and capacity, bail accommodation, the detained fast track, detention conditions,...

The Legal Aid Agency’s tips on getting certificate applications right.

A consultation on the operation of appeals raises a number of pressing concerns.

What do the latest official figures tell us about how providers have fared over the past year or so?