Legal profession

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Ex head of CPS says Met’s urge to omit details from Gray report may be ‘disproportionate’

Does the cab-rank rule really facilitate access to justice?

Comment

Unacceptable custody time limits now facing those on remand

Comment

The attorney general has failed in her constitutional duties, says report

*Blog

Efforts by the home secretary to deport thousands of students without evidence have been brought to a halt by the ruling

Disaster for Theresa May as legal ruling brings student deportations to a halt

News

The British state has 1,000 ways to get into your home

*Comment & Analysis

Immigration raid: Lawyers say thousands of students have been targeted over allegedly fraudulent tests

Without due process: How Britain deported 50,000 students

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An immigration officer takes part in a raid on suspected undocumented migrants. Lawyers say up to 20 officers attend dawn raids against their clients.

Without due process: How Britain deported 50,000 students – part two

Featured

BASC given permission to bring judicial review of Defra decision

The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has been granted permission by the High Court to bring a judicial review of Defra’s decision to withdraw the general licence (GL43) that allowed the release of gamebirds in certain areas of England. BASC’s ‘Fighting Fund’ is being used to support the High Court challenge. BASC chief executive Ian… Read more »

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Concern over doctors’ health needs as legislation to regulate PAs and AAs introduced

Long overdue legislation setting out the regulatory framework for physician assistants (PAs) and anaesthesia assistants (AAs) has been published today. Commenting on the legislation, Dr Michael Devlin, head of professional standards and liaison at the MDU said: “This important piece of legislation not only introduces much needed regulation for PAs and AAs, it will also be… Read more »