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06/11/18

Audrey Parker was assessed and approved for medically assisted death, but because federal law requires that she be lucid at the time of death her plans were derailed

02/10/18

The Law Society has warned that defendants on low incomes are having to make contributions to legal costs - forcing them to choose between legal representation or avoiding slipping into poverty.

10/09/18

After a three-year trial a scheme to wrap up claims within a year of issue is set to permanently be adopted. 

06/08/18

A man who spent six months in prison accused of carrying out an acid attack was freed on the first day of his trial. As a result, a judge has called on the Crown Prosecution Service to expand its review of disclosure failures. 

16/07/18

A total of twenty-seven educators and art lecturers who have allegedly been sacked by the National Gallery are claiming unfair dismissal and seeking recognition as employees rather than freelancers.