A recent Supreme Court decision cements the move towards a high threshold for patient consent,…
In recent months two High Court Judges, in cases coincidentally involving appeals from the Solicitors’…
Another MPTS Tribunal failed to pay proper regard to proportionality The MPTS had earlier imposed…
Another appeal looks at the appropriateness of admitting in evidence previous disciplinary reports or conclusions…
In the context of teaching regulation, a finding of misconduct may in itself be sanction…
The public interest must be considered in light of the purpose of the particular regulatory…
The issue of professional regulation in a Registrant’s private life rears its head again. The…
The Court of Appeal makes clear that protection for whistle-blowers is an issue of paramount…
Dr Banerjee had re-applied for restoration to the medical register. The Tribunal refused this application….
How should an FTP Committee assess risk to the public in the case of a…
The Sentencing Council’s Definitive Guideline on Reduction in Sentence for a Guilty Plea come into…
Introduction In February, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) announced that it is to consult on…
On 28 February 2017, HHJ Lorraine-Smith handed down judgment and conclusions in the Tunisia Inquests….
Higher fines and greater consistency – that was the promise when new guidelines for sentencing…
July’s “Farm Safety Foundation Farm Safety Week” (24-28 July), supported by the HSE, is some…
