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Leigh Day case finally drawing to a close
The longest-ever hearing of the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal is finally drawing to a close as the verdict of human rights firm Leigh Day is delivered later this week. The tribunal […]
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Campaigners say police should require warrants to search mobile phones
Privacy campaigners have argued that police should require a search warrant to extract data from suspects’ mobile phones. A report by the police and crime commissioner for North Yorkshire in 2015, […]
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France plans internet ombudsman to protect free speech
France is considering appointing an official internet ombudsman to regulate complaints about online material so that excessive censorship is prevented and free speech preserved. A bill establishing a “content qualification assessment […]
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UK bill of rights won’t be scrapped, says Liz Truss
A British bill of rights will go ahead as promised, the justice secretary, Liz Truss, has said, though no timeframe for any detailed proposals has been given. There has been repeated […]
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Abbey Solicitors experienced in Extradition
Abbey Solicitors’ extradition team are highly experienced in this rapidly developing, complex and technical area of law. The past several years have been marked by a phenomenal increase in the […]
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Bus companies must give wheelchair users priority, human rights group says
Bus companies must give wheelchair users priority on vehicles instead of using “first come, first served” policies for passengers, an official human rights watchdog has stated. The Equality and Human […]
