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#WithoutPrejudice Special: #Twitterjoketrial with David Allen Green
Welcome to this Without Prejudice Special on the Twitter Joke Trial with solicitor David Allen Green The background to the Twitter Joke Trial is set out admirably by David Allen Green in a recent article in The New Statesman and here for some useful links to other coverage and legal analysis.…
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#WithoutPrejudice 26: Spectator contempt – Hunt / Warsi and The Ministerial Code – The Case for ‘Code’
Welcome to Without Prejudice. On the panel tonight – Kim Evans, commissioning editor of The Justice Gap and ex government lawyer Carl Gardner, author of the Head of Legal blog. Tonight’s topics are varied and raise important issues for the law. The Spectator contempt case Hunt, Warsi, the...
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#WithoutPrejudice 25 podcast: Assange judgment – Twitterjoketrial update / Diversity – Monarch
Welcome to Without Prejudice. Tonight we discuss – The UKSC judgment in the Assange extradition, Twitter Joke Trial, Abu Qatada, Social mobility and diversity in the legal profession and Monarch Listen to the podcast (During the podcast I made an error in referring to Mr David Hart QC – in his...
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#WithoutPrejudice ‘Special #Twitterjoketrial result podcast with David Allen Green
Welcome to the ‘Special’ edition of Without Prejudice. David Allen Green talks with me about the #Twitterjoketrial decision handed down today. The two judges could not agree. The appeal will now be re-heard by a three judge court. Listen to the podcast *** David Allen Green’s New Statesman blog...
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#WithoutPrejudice 24: Libel Reform Bill & Leveson update
Today I am talking to David Allen Green, solicitor, legal correspondent at The New Statesman and author of The Jack of Kent blog about libel reform following the announcement of a Defamation Bill in the Queens Speech after a first reading in the House of Commons. We shall also take a look at...
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#WithoutPrejudice23 – A ‘Special’ looking at a range of important topical legal issues
Without Prejudice returns as a panel discussion in two weeks time. In the meantime – a one on one ‘Special’ with Carl Gardner. I will be talking to David Allen Green in another ‘Special’ tomorrow. Listen to the podcast [If the recording ‘sticks’ in first 3-4 seconds – please reload if you are…
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#WithoutPrejudice podcast 22: FREE SPEECH
Welcome to Without Prejudice. Joining regulars Carl Gardner and David Allen Green: The writer and journalist Nick Cohen and former prospective Tory candidate for Parliament and policymaker Joanne Cash. Tonight’s topic is Free Speech and how privacy and libel law may impact on this cherished…
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#WithoutPrejudice 21: Civil disobedience and the rule of law – Sumption v Sedley – Leveson – Abolition of rank of QC
Did the News of the World seek to undermine a murder investigation? This astonishing issue is but one of the topics being discussed tonight. We’ll also be looking at the latest developments in Leveson, the issue of Civil disobedience and the Rule of law, the Sedley v Sumption debate and finally,...
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#WithoutPrejudice 20 podcast: ABS and disruptives – Judicial advocacy assessment – Sun arrests – value of legal blogging
Welcome to Without Prejudice. On the panel tonight are regulars, Carl Gardner and David Allen Green and our guests Cat Griffiths, Editor of The Lawyer and Nichola Higgins, a practising barrister and former Chair of The Young Barristers Committee. We have five main topics for discussion – ABS and...
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#WithoutPrejudice 19 podcast: The Leveson Inquiry and The Twitter Joke Trial appeal
1. The Leveson Inquiry 2. Twitter Joke Trial appeal On the panel tonight – Carl Gardner, David Allen Green, Dr Evan Harris and Charon QC Listen to the podcast Useful reading: David Allen Green: Twitter Joke Trial: the case stated by Doncaster Crown Court Carl Gardner: Today’s “Twitter joke”…
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#WithoutPrejudice podcast 18: Legal education – Human Rights left wing twaddle? – Assange extradition
1. Is the state too weak, too powerful or just right? 2. Why do we need universities? 3. Are human rights left wing twaddle? and 4. Commentary on the Assange extradition appeal in the UK Supreme Court after two days of argument before the Justices 5. Barristers facing financial problems because…
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#WithoutPrejudice 17: The Jury – European judges meddling – More weird cases
Welcome to the Without Prejudice special with Professor Gary Slapper, Director of New York University, London and Global Professor at NYU. We look at the Jury and proposals to restrict the right to trial by jury, meddling European judges and Gary Slapper’s most entertaining new book…. “More weird...
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#WithoutPrejudice 16: Justice & Security – Abu Qatada – Contempt – Occupy – Scotland referendum
Welcome to the first Without Prejudice of 2012. We plan to resume the fortnightly series on Thursday 2nd February with a full panel – but tonight I am going to review some topical issues with Carl Gardner (Head of Legal blog) The Justice & Security Green Paper – Abu Qatada – The Occupy judgment –...
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#WithoutPrejudice 15: Hackgate – Freemen ‘Cod’ Law – Politicisation of judges – Legal Aid – Privacy Law
Welcome to Without Prejudice one on one with David Allen Green. We have a spirited discussion about a range of issues – Hackgate – Freemen ‘Cod’ Law – Politicisation of judges – Legal Aid – Privacy Law. David Allen Green is a practising solicitor, author of The Jack of Kent blog and legal...
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#WithoutPrejudice 14: A-G speech – Assange judgment – LASPO – Brodie Clark v Home Secretary – Legal Aid cuts
In this Without Prejudice ‘Special’ I talk with Carl Gardner about a range of quite important topical issues: The recent speech by the Attorney-General Dominic Grieve on Human Rights, The European Court of Justice and the principle of subsidiarity The impact of the Assange judgment on European...
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#WithoutPrejudice 13: Carl Gardner on his trip to Nowhere Island in The Arctic!
Welcome to Without Prejudice – a special Without Prejudice – where I talk with Carl Gardner about his recent trip to Nowhere Island a new island in the Arctic. Next Thursday we will resume our fortnightly Without Prejudice podcasts with the panel, a slight change in format and structure. Sadly,...
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#WithoutPrejudice 12: Riots, sentencing appeals – Troy Davis execution – Legal Aid cutbacks and Clause 12
Criminal Law Special Sentencing in the wake of the riots and the forthcoming appeals Contempt of Court Troy Davis execution Legal Aid and Clause 12 re-visited Listen to the podcast *** I’d like to thank Lawtel, Westlaw, Cassons For Counsel, City University Law School, David Phillips & Partners...
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#WithoutPrejudice 11: Riots and The Law – Human Rights Act update – #Hackedoff campaign update
#WithoutPrejudice 11: Riots and The Law – Human Rights Act update – #Hackedoff campaign update Analysis of the law relating to the riots, a review of a number of important human rights cases and the further developments on the #Hackedoff campaign. David Allen Green and Carl Gardner is at the…
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#WithoutPrejudice 10: Leveson Inquiry – UKSC ‘Star Wars’ judgment – Legal journalism and blogging – Contempt of Court – Vacancies in Supreme Court
Listen to the podcast Useful links Joshua Rozenberg: Who will be the two new supreme court judges? Leveson Inquiry | Lord Justice Leveson statement *** I’d like to thank Lawtel, Westlaw, Cassons For Counsel, City University Law School, David Phillips & Partners Solicitors, Inksters Solicitors,...
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#WithoutPrejudice Special podcast: David Allen Green on The Myler/Crone conflict with Murdoch evidence et al
The Independent reports today…. “A claim that James Murdoch gave misleading evidence to a Commons committee is to be referred to Scotland Yard, a Labour MP said today. Tom Watson said he would be contacting Deputy Assistant Commissioner Sue Akers – who is leading the phone-hacking investigation –...
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