‘Legal action should be confined to when the law has been broken – not when campaigners think it might be’ Nicholas Reed Langen 9 Oct News
‘The experts say it won’t work & the data says it doesn’t work. But it’ll look great in The Sun’ Nicholas Reed Langen 2 Oct Crime
Could Brexit end up ‘Europeanising’ our politics and ‘Americanising’ our judiciary? Nicholas Reed Langen 1 Oct Brexit
‘Deference and contempt’: Supreme court rules prorogation unlawful Nicholas Reed Langen 24 Sep Brexit
‘Striking prorogation down as unlawful would be unprecedented, but proportionate’ Nicholas Reed Langen 17 Sep Brexit
Benefits cap ruling: ‘This obsequious approach diminishes the court’ Nicholas Reed Langen 16 Jul Austerity
Proof magazine launch: ‘Why are we obsessed with locking people up?’ Nicholas Reed Langen 15 Jul Prisons
Westminster commission to look at role of the miscarriage of justice watchdog Nicholas Reed Langen 10 Jul Miscarriages of Justice
Jonathan Sumption’s Reith Lectures: ‘We will not recognise the end of democracy when it comes.’ Nicholas Reed Langen 1 Jul Human rights
