Catherine Baksi

Experts suggest that the legislation should be supported by increased funding, greater clarity and additional safeguards

The former senior judge at Woolwich tells Catherine Baksi that, despite retiring, he is keeping track of the chaos in the system and says trial delays are ‘unconscionable’

Siobhan Grey KC, a barrister at 18 St John Street Chambers, successfully acted before the Privy Council as it quashed the conviction of Nardis Maynard, who was wrongly convicted of murdering Ernest

To its detractors, the European Convention on Human Rights and its court stand in the way of the UK achieving its post-Brexit potential. A new government has eased tensions, but as Catherine Baksi reports, the pan-European march of the far-right poses a new existential threat.

S Chelvan, a barrister at 33 Bedford Row chambers, acted for refugee and gay rights charities in their intervention in the proceedings of MI, a gay man from Iran, successfully challenging his removal

Lawyers warn that a failure to address the Supreme Court ruling is damaging business in the City

The cases, the chatter, the chaos: what’s really going on in the law

The barrister, 36, who was cleared of misconduct this week, is calling for resignations and explains why she treads carefully on X

The solicitor-advocate, who founded a London law firm, tells Catherine Baksi she believes that cases are ‘unravelling’ in court because the evidence hasn’t been properly tested

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