Will there finally be justice for Daniel Morgan?

By David Allen Green Published 10 May 2013 13:53

The Home Secretary’s

How the Ministry of Justice’s proposal for the tendering of criminal legal aid is misconceived and illiberal

By David Allen Green Published 23 April 2013 16:53

The government has a contradictory approach to the legal profession.

Should companies be able to sue for libel?

By David Allen Green Published 18 April 2013 15:21

Earlier this week, Conservative and Liberal D

Three things we have learned from the Huhne and Pryce Trial

By David Allen Green Published 11 March 2013 18:51

"Marital coercion" has no place in a modern criminal justice system

The Defamation Bill does not need this "Leveson amendment"

By David Allen Green Published 05 March 2013 15:52

The Defamation Bill is close to becoming the law in England and Wales.

Tags: Libel Leveson Inquiry

What Pryce justice?

By David Allen Green Published 21 February 2013 16:23

One of our national vices is to sneer at those who ask basic questions. This in turn creates a general reluctance of people to ask such questions, so as not to risk “looking stupid”.

Should public authorities be able to sue for libel?

By David Allen Green Published 10 January 2013 12:51

It is a principle of the common law of England and Wales that a public authority cannot bring an action for defamation. And this is right and proper, as being able to sue for libel (and there

How the UK Border Agency nearly blew Robin Hood Airport "sky high"

By David Allen Green Published 20 December 2012 14:50

The security managers of Robin Hood Airport are well known for their zeal in searching Twitter while off-duty for tweets containing supposed "bomb threats" which

Tags: Twitter Joke Trial