There are four judgments today: none of them really grab me by the throat, but I’m sure they’ll interest others. There’s a technical one about European Arrest Warrants, Pilecki v Circuit Court of Legnica; technical consolidated criminal […]

I like having unmoderated comments on the blog – and I’ve no problem with people remaining anonymous. But I’ve just had to delete a comment which made a very serious allegation against a named person.

Obviously I can’t allow […]

The Commons continues today to debate the Bill – and today I expect the debate to be a true Europhobiafest, since the theme is human rights, a subject which, even when not linked to the EU, causes much […]

I’ve blogged before about Garry Newlove’s murder not being attributable to a bail decision, and I’ve spoken to Charon to explain why I think the recent media panic about bail, because of that case and the case of […]