Lawyers’ concern over lack of public scrutiny of remote trials Billie Tomlinson 15 May Coronavirus, Courts
‘To ask defendants choose trial by judge is not unreasonable’ Nicholas Reed Langen 2 May Coronavirus, Courts
‘The tap’s been turned off’: Court lockdown leaves fragile defence profession in crisis Jon Robins 30 Apr Coronavirus, Courts
Covid-19, the UK’s Coronavirus Act and emergency ‘remote’ court hearings: what does it mean for open justice? Judith Townend 30 Mar Coronavirus, Courts
‘Compared to politicians, judges are seen as paragons of virtue’ Nicholas Reed Langen 1 Mar Courts, News
‘Locking up suspected terrorists is always popular, but stopping terrorist attacks more so’ Nicholas Reed Langen 5 Feb Courts
