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Unjust Government?: Government reform set to change judicial review
Politics / Reform

Unjust Government?: Government reform set to change judicial review

Following the Independent Review of Administrative Law (IRAL), the government plans to reform judicial review to address imbalances between citizens’ rights and effective government.

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April 16, 2021
Streaming Tops the Charts: Music streaming booms whilst the industry’s economics is under Parliamentary review
Consumer / Employment / Reform

Streaming Tops the Charts: Music streaming booms whilst the industry’s economics is under Parliamentary review

In 2020, the UK music industry enjoyed an 8.2% increase in music consumption as more than 155m albums were bought or streamed. Despite such growth, there is rising concern over the structure of payments in the industry.

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February 16, 2021
The New Fundesliga: Ireland overhauls private fund rules
Finance / Reform

The New Fundesliga: Ireland overhauls private fund rules

Ireland’s Investment Limited Partnerships Act 2020 (ILP) has changed the country’s rules concerning private funds.

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January 26, 2021
The Right to Review: Judicial Review consultation heats up
Civil Procedure / Politics / Reform

The Right to Review: Judicial Review consultation heats up

The Government has launched an examination into the reformation and restriction of judicial review proceedings, aiming to limit the public’s ability to challenge the Government’s decisions.

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January 19, 2021
They Speak for the Trees: International Lawyers Draft Plan to Criminalise Ecosystem Destruction
Criminal / Miscellaneous / Reform

They Speak for the Trees: International Lawyers Draft Plan to Criminalise Ecosystem Destruction

A panel of thirteen international lawyers are beginning to draft plans to create a legally enforceable crime of “ecocide” which would join the ranks of serious international offences such as genocide, and war crimes in the battle against the illegal destruction of the environment.

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December 17, 2020
My sincere apologies: MP proposes law allowing organisations to offer an apology without liability
Consumer / Politics / Reform

My sincere apologies: MP proposes law allowing organisations to offer an apology without liability

Tory MP John Howell proposed an aptly-named “Apologies Bill” earlier this week, under which organisations would be able to issue apologies to consumers without admitting legal liability for their mistakes.

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December 15, 2020
Downing Street: Rolling the dice on gambling reform?
Reform

Downing Street: Rolling the dice on gambling reform?

Seeking to modernise and reform gambling laws, the government is placing them under review with particular attention on the Gambling Act 2005.

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October 18, 2020
Digital Pat-down: Law Commission proposes further access for investigators to digital data
Justice / Reform

Digital Pat-down: Law Commission proposes further access for investigators to digital data

The Law Commission has published a report which recommends to the UK Parliament a number of changes regarding the effectiveness of search warrants and access to digital material. Such changes would give UK law enforcement agencies further powers to access online material during criminal investigations.

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October 17, 2020
Time for Full Disclosure: HMRC to be given new powers
Finance / Politics / Reform

Time for Full Disclosure: HMRC to be given new powers

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will be given powers allowing it to force financial institutions to pass on information about people’s assets without an individual’s approval or a court order.

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October 4, 2020
Swift Justice: Lockdown spurs on private prosecution market
Business of Law / Reform

Swift Justice: Lockdown spurs on private prosecution market

Clyde & Co are the latest player in the private prosecution game, announcing they will now privately prosecute and defend “civil” crimes, such as fraud, regulatory offences, and IP infringements.

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October 3, 2020
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