You’ll have come from the original Head of Legal over at Blogger – thanks for coming and having a look round the new place. I hope you like it and will enjoy reading and commenting here in future. Give […]

I’m delighted to say that LawMinx has awarded me one of her “blawggies” for being even better than Melvyn Bragg, which is very nice indeed. I have to thank Blogger (even though I’m going to desert them […]

The family courts opened their doors to the press this week, of course – well, sort of. Afua Hirsch wrote the other day about what she couldn’t report, and Natasha Phillips thought the change was much ado […]

Blawg Review is the weekly blog carnival for law blogs – I’m pleased and honoured to be today’s host.

The big legal news globally last week was the International Criminal Court’s indictment of Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir […]

Anna Raccoon and Dizzy have both expressed their surprise that the Solicitor General Vera Baird QC appears to have commented on Anna’s blog: she was correcting the fairly common belief that Lord Ahmed was convicted of causing […]

I’m pleased to announce that I’m now a contributor to The Wardman Wire, the multi-author political and media discussion site edited by Matt Wardman. As well as sharing my legal analysis with a wider audience, I dare say […]

While I was away the redoubtable Charon QC posted an immense Don Quixote of a Blawg Review, a true monster full of digested tasties. How he does it, I don’t know and nor does anyone including I […]

I have a serious computer issue, which is taking time to sort – hence no normal service! Bear with me…

Joshua Rozenberg has started something like a blawg on the Telegraph‘s website. He specifically says it’s not a blog: though his reasons are wrong, if he thinks blogging means you write about yourself or simply recycle […]

I mostly avoid responding to memes (boring of me, I know) but this one’s quite interesting, and it is still spiritually if not literally August, so I’m going to rise to the challenge of citing five non-law blogs I […]