“Are you proud to be a lawyer?”. A new post, announcing the publication of the third report of the Independent Review of Legal Services Regulation (@IRLSR). It focuses on the meaning and implications for lawyers of ‘acting in the public interest’: https://t.co/pgToWppdRD
For the diary: on Tuesday 18 March, I shall be giving a UCL lunchtime lecture on ‘Lawyers and ‘acting in the best interests of clients’’. It's online, free and booking details are at https://t.co/53ahd6XLSN
Our justice system's integrity depends on fair, transparent prosecutions brought in the public interest. But long-standing public concern exists about regulation of non-police & private prosecutors.
An upcoming consultation will review the regulation governing these prosecutors.
The Post Office Horizon scandal is one of the worst miscarriages of justice in modern English history.
The Post Office Project examines the failures, its impact on victims, and lessons for the legal system.
They're 2024 #ImpactPrize finalists!
More: https://t.co/iWf2f8jc5g
We have written to the Lord Chancellor @AlexChalkChelt with 8 recommendations to address the problems with the current regulatory framework for the legal professions.
Read our letter here: https://t.co/rYHu409nMj
@TfL So you’ve had “a technical problem” with signing in to pay the congestion charge online for at least a week and it’s still not resolved? “Please try again later” is wearing very thin after multiple attempts over several days
Two stories from me in @TimesLaw student pages today: firstly, why lawyers should study ethics. What we can learn from the Post Office inquiry. With @RichardMoorhead , Alan Brener @UCLLaws and current student Bayode Abass
@legalfutures Issue here less likely to be a regulatory (or supervisory) one for @sra_solicitors or @LSB_EngandWal as the tendency for firms to be acquired on ill-advised and unsubstantiated valuations - so a matter of commercial misjudgement (aka hubris). Clementi wanted markets; we got them