Issue 128

News

Recruiters cautiously optimistic about overseas opportunities - By Darise Ogden

Time to have your say on reforming criminal procedure - By Craig Sisterson

A wider role for the Supreme Court’s Library 

Success fees and ‘after-the-event’ insurance must go, says UK costs review - By Darise Ogden

UK stop and search law breaches human rights - By Darise Ogden

Law Commission Report bolsters protection of children and the vulnerable - By Craig Sisterson
 

Features

Failing to mitigate – a question of circumstance - By Chris La Hatte

Greatest Hits of Child Law 2009 - By Maria Kazmierow, barrister, O’Connell Chambers

Principled and practical criminal law reform - By James Mullineux

Dancing around human rights - Denise Arnold reports on how New Zealand lawyers can help support the implementation of the Rule of Law in Cambodia

Interpreting section 182 of the Family Proceedings Act - By Anthony Grant, barrister, Radcliffe Chambers

Hard bargaining tactics … and how to deal with them - By Nigel Dunlop, barrister and mediator, Auckland

The Privacy Act 1993 – tidying the edges - Margaret Nixon of the Parliamentary Counsel Office provides a general lesson on housekeeping for reformers of groundbreaking statutes

First get your ducks in a row… then begin to herd your cats - Mike Holloway explains the “Dark Art” of managing technology change in law firms