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Responsible Use of Agentic AI in Justice Systems | Future of Law Association - will be interesting 🤓⚖️🤖 futureoflawassociation.org/i…
Facial recognition error prompts police to arrest Asian man for burglary 100 miles away - The Guardian apple.news/A5Gy9v25NRr-YZeM2…
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Litigation begins to fly between SRA and Axiom Ince insurer zurl.co/nkSc9
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Conveyancing regulator kicks off referral fee review zurl.co/gdgix
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The International Criminal Court's first major hearing in the case against former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is a critical step in ensuring justice for victims of the Philippines' "war on drugs."
Read HRW's Q&A on the upcoming proceedings: hrw.org/news/2026/02/16/phil…
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Judgment has been handed down in the matter of CCC (by her mother and litigation friend MMM) (Appellant) v Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Respondent) (UKSC/2023/0111): supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2…
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Strike-off for solicitor who fabricated employment tribunal document zurl.co/GlbmR
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Supreme Court rules Oatly cannot use ‘milk’ in advertising
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The full judgment in Good Law Project Limited and others -v- Commission for Equality and Human Rights can now be read on the judicial website: judiciary.uk/judgments/good-…
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The High Court has ruled the proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful.
Today, human rights won.
Today, we all won.
The Court was clear: the Home Secretary can’t reach for the nuclear option simply because it makes policing easier.
The government must recognise the huge damage the proscription has caused to protest rights in the UK, respect today’s decision, and accept the proscription was wrong.
Read Amnesty International UK’s analysis on today’s ruling ➡️ amn.st/6010hpyOO
Home Office ban of Palestine Action ruled unlawful - The Times and The Sunday Times apple.news/Aja_VccqbQySp16av…
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Judgment has been handed down this morning in the matter of Emotional Perception AI Limited (Appellant) v Comptroller General of Patents, Designs and Trade Marks (Respondent) (UKSC 2024/0131): supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-2…
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For the first time in London's history, it's now possible to walk along the north bank of the Thames from Westminster to the Tower without going more than a few paces from the river... or sometimes *in it* if you catch the tides wrong londonist.substack.com/p/an-…
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Solicitor who covered up late arrival in court is struck off:
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MoJ cautions against proposed 'drill music' safeguard:
lawgazette.co.uk/news/moj-ca…
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Commercial property lawyers are negotiating a divided market, amid changing work patterns, ‘green’ considerations and legislative change.
Maria Shahid reports:
lawgazette.co.uk/features/of…
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The right to a fair trial should be non-negotiable. For now, it is our job to speak up for all those who cannot speak for themselves.
We tell @lawsocgazette as @FairTrialDay report on Tunisia is published.
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With record waiting lists for justice and trials already listed into 2030, we are asking the impossible of victims.
We owe it to victims to tackle the crisis in our courts.
I spoke to @legalhackette @thetimes about reforms victims desperately need.
🔗 thetimes.com/uk/law/article/…
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After the countrywide massacres of protesters in January, Iran’s authorities have continued to terrorize the population.
Iranian authorities should immediately release all those arbitrarily detained and disclose the fate and whereabouts of those forcibly disappeared.
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We have published correspondence from Sir Brian Leveson in which he indicates that the potential time saving from judge-only Crown Court trials could be 50% rather than the 20% set out in Part 1 of his review.
Read the letter in full: committees.parliament.uk/pub…



















