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The new 'Intermediate Track' in civil law
From 1 October 2023 there are now four, not three, tracks for cases in the civil courts to be assigned to. At the recommendation of Sir Rupert Jackson the new intermediate track has ben sandwiched...
The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 and its Impact on the Rights to Protest
The right to protest can be seen to be a fundamental right indicative of a fully functioning democracy. However, of late there have been multiple instances where these such protests have majorly...
Key Case Focus: Gross Negligence Manslaughter – R v Broughton (2020)
A key case for teaching and studying gross negligence manslaughter: R v Broughton (2020), the facts, outcome and legal impact of the case. Includes; student task and further reading.
Key Case in Focus: Criminal Law – R v Barton and Booth (2020)
The key case of R v Barton & Booth (2020) and how this should be used in your exam answers...