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Ten Years of the Single Justice Procedure: What Might Reform Look Like?

Introduction The Single Justice Procedure (SJP / the Procedure) was introduced by the Criminal Justice…

Anonymity for Criminal Suspects

Criminal lawyers are always aware of our clients’ concerns about adverse publicity during a criminal…

The Crime and Policing Bill: A New Age for Remote Knife Sales

In the run-up to the 2024 general election, the Labour Party set out its vision…

Crypto Wallet Freezing Orders and the Fight Against Crime

Cryptoassets are a digital representation of value. There are numerous types of crypto asset, such…

The Impact of the European Convention on Human Rights on the Imposition of Criminal Behaviour Orders

A considered approach to a defendant’s ECHR rights is always necessary in criminal practice. The…

Think Twice Before Taking a Second Bite of the Magistrates’ Cherry

Introduction In the recent case of R v Canatar [2025] EWCA Crim 611, the Court…

From Reaction to Prevention: Understanding the EHRC’s New Sexual Harassment Framework

Workplace Investigations and the New Preventative Duty “Sexual harassment continues to be widespread and often…

The relevance (or otherwise) of the Equality Act 2010 – General Medical Council v Shah [2025] EWHC 899 (Admin)

Stephen Brassington recently represented Dr Shah (with some assistance from myself) in the High Court…

The assessment of credibility and sufficiency of reasons: an appeal on the facts: Hindle v NMC [2025] EWHC 373 (Admin)

For most of its history, the common law legal system has regarded live answers from…

PSA v GMC and Anor [2025] EWHC 318 (Admin) – the consequences of admitting evidence through the wrong gateway

In this case, the Registrant had examined two female patients who were unknown to each…

Adebayo v NMC [ 2025] EWHC 315(Admin) – the relevance of criminal sentences in regulatory proceedings

Mr Adebayo was a nurse who, whilst working at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation…

Demanya v The General Medical Council [2025] EWHC 247 (Admin)

The Tribunal found that Dr Demanya had failed to diagnose sepsis in a 75-year-old woman…

The importance of particularisation – EQ v DBS [2025] UKUT 038 (AAC)

Regulators – for all their faults – appreciate the need to particularise allegations adequately. The…

Functus officio? The unresolved question of the Home Secretary’s power to withdraw or amend extradition orders: Lloyd [2025]

For those few interested in the procedural niceties surrounding extradition orders made by the Secretary…

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