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
Jonathan Sumption’s Reith Lectures: ‘Mission creep’ at Strasbourg Nicholas Reed Langen 13 Jun Human rights
Jonathan Sumption’s Reith Lectures: are the courts too willing to trespass on the terrain of politics? Nicholas Reed Langen 5 Jun Human rights
Growing concerns about ‘incompetent’ legal advice for immigration detainees Nicholas Reed Langen 30 May Immigration, News
Populism, principle and Penny Mordaunt’s pledge to review torture guidance Nicholas Reed Langen 23 May Civil liberties, Human rights
‘Northern Ireland’s abortion laws would make most bible-belted states green with envy’ Nicholas Reed Langen 17 May Women
‘A year in prison costs more than Eton, we should be more ambitious’ Nicholas Reed Langen 15 May Prisons
