924 result(s) for "britain"
British parole change not 'heavier penalty’

The EU’s highest court has found that a hardening of conditions in Britain’s parole rules does not, in principle, amount to a ‘heavier penalty’ under the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Assessing flexible and remote work, one year on

Clearer framework emerges for requests

Pupils tackle legal challenges at Blackhall contest

Law Society hosts ‘School Tasking’ regional final
Slavery act ‘fails to eliminate exploitation’

Stronger enforcement call by IBAHRI
British tax advisers could face massive fines

The England-and-Wales Law Society Gazette says that fines for professional advisers who “undermine the tax system” in Britain could run into millions of pounds, under new powers proposed by the

Law-firm manager banned by SRA over duty failures

Business debts played down in regulator meetings
UN judge convicted under modern slavery act

Girl tricked into working as maid without pay
Massive fine over law firm’s Russia dealings

Breach violated Britain’s strict financial sanctions
Silk Jo Sidhu KC disbarred for sexual misconduct

Ex-chair of Criminal Bar Association found guilty

Seminar on cross-examination of vulnerable witnesses

Language, techniques and best practice examined
‘Failure to prevent fraud’ law for Britain

Practical steps for firms with nexus there
Last of the independents

Colourful veteran journalist Ray Managh is a highly respected court reporter of 65 years’ standing. He will be 82 on his next birthday.

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