Sitemap - 2022 - UK Law Weekly
The Weekly Update - 23rd December 2022
A Pyrrhic victory for the Government on Rwanda
The Weekly Update - 16th December 2022
The Weekly Update - 9th December 2022
Bill of Rights Doomed...Again?
Labour's Technological Illiteracy
How Russian Oil Still Fuels Putin's War
The Weekly Update - 2nd December 2022
More Trouble Ahead For Criminal Lawyers
The Online Safety Bill Disintegrates Further
The Weekly Update - 25th November 2022
Scottish Independence Referendum Case - Podcast Episode Now Live
Bid for Scottish Independence Falls
Time to Abolish the House of Lords?
The Weekly Update - 18th November 2022
Budget Woes for the Legal Sector
The Weekly Update - 11th November 2022
The Three Uncertainties Surrounding the Revocation Bill
The Weekly Update - 4th November 2022
The Manston Crisis Was Avoidable
The Weekly Update - 28th October 2022
The Weekly Update - 21st October 2022
Would an Embassy Move to Jerusalem Break International Law?
Why Alex Salmond is Wrong About the indyref2 Case
The Weekly Update - 7th October 2022
Using Pre-recorded Evidence to Help Rape Victims
The Weekly Update - 30th September 2022
An Offer for the Criminal Bar to Consider
The Weekly Update - 23rd September 2022
Out of the EU and Into...the EPC?
The Weekly Update - 16th September 2022
The Government's Rwanda Argument
The Weekly Update - 9th September 2022
A Dishonourable End to a Dishonourable Minister
The Weekly Update - 2nd September 2022
The Weekly Update - 26th August 2022
What the Bar Strike Must Achieve
The Weekly Update - 20th August 2022
Massive Shock As Two More Old White Men Get Appointed to the Supreme Court
The Weekly Update - 12th August 2022
Consonant, Vowel, Consonant: WIN for Rachel Riley
Sunak v Truss: The Legal Battle
The Weekly Update - 5th August 2022
The Tragedy of the Archie Battersbee Case
The Weekly Update - 29th July 2022
The Weekly Update - 22nd July 2022
Carrot and Stick for Drug Abusers
The Weekly Update - 15th July 2022
A Symptomatic Home Office Failure
The Chancellor's Dodgy Tax Affairs
The Weekly Update - 8th July 2022
The Law-Related Cabinet Resignations
The Weekly Update - 1st July 2022
Intimidation Tactics Won't Affect Striking Lawyers
The Weekly Update - 24th June 2022
Bill of Rights Bill - Heavy on the Bill, Light on the Rights
Assange Extradition: The Next Steps
The Weekly Update - 17th June 2022
Desperate times, desperate measures
The Mechanics of the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill
The Weekly Update - 10th June 2022
What Upholding the Law Really Means
A Strange Appointment at Justice
The Weekly Update - 3rd June 2022
How the Met Keeps Kicking Itself
Cases Publishing Policy Revealed
The Weekly Update - 27th May 2022
The Weekly Update - 20th May 2022
The Weekly Update - 13th May 2022
Running Through the Queen's Speech
Exploring the New Justice Acts - Part 2
Exploring the new Justice Acts - Part 1
The Weekly Update - 29th April 2022
What is a Police Super-Complaint?
The Weekly Update - 22nd April 2022
Justice Department Finally Removes the Rod From Its Own Back
Was Boris Johnson Legally Dishonest?
The Weekly Update - 15th April 2022
The Anti-Competitive Nature of BBC Sounds
The Weekly Update - 8th April 2022
No Fault Divorce: What It Means for Law Students
The Weekly Update - 1st April 2022
The People Still Stuck in COVID-Times
The Criminals of Downing Street
Those Pesky Severance Questions
The Weekly Update - 25th March 2022
Was the P&O Crisis Preventable?
Naming and Shaming the SLAPP Law Firms
The Weekly Update - 18th March 2022
Zaghari-Ratcliffe Returns Home
Reactive Law: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
The Weekly Update - 11th March 2022
The Weekly Update - 4th March 2022
The Weekly Update - 25th February 2022
Recognition of a Ukrainian Government in Exile
Is the Good Law Project...Good?
The Weekly Update - 18th February 2022
Getting the Balance Right on Domestic Violence
Justice Averted for Prince Andrew
It is Getting More Difficult to Defend Judicial Review Reform
The Weekly Update - 11th February 2022
Too Little, Too Late for the Met?
Learning that Words Have Meaning
The Weekly Update - 4th February 2022
The Incompetence of the Met is Beyond Coincidence
The Weekly Update - 28th January 2022
Andrew's "Robust" Defence Could Easily Crumble
The UK Leads the Way on Ukraine
The COVID Contracts Case is Likely Not Done Yet
Ignoring the Reality of the Criminal Cases Backlog
How the Gay Cake Case Reinforces the Human Rights Act