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Richard Colbey

Articles by Richard Colbey

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Pay Indians our minimum wage

  • 01 March 2004

Observations on outsourcing

A bad case of judicial perversity

  • 15 April 2002

Richard Colbey on another deplorable example of how we treat accident victims

It looks posh, but what's the point?

  • 16 April 2001

Overpaid and underworked, fed on heavy dinners and dressed in silly clothes, does the QC have a role in today's legal system?

Don't pay the Lawrences so much money

  • 23 October 2000

The Met is wrong to give £320,000 for bungling a murder investigation

"I have here a warrant to beat you up"

  • 10 April 2000

Our present laws on arrest are intimidating and oppressive and pander to the most authoritarian elements in the police, argues Richard Colbey

Which side is Which?

  • 11 October 1999

The Consumers' Association was founded to defend the individual against big business. Richard Colbeyasks what happened to its radical campaigning

Bleak House lives on

  • 26 April 1999

New legal rules are supposed to make civil justice quicker. But Richard Colbey fears that we have not seen the last of dilatory lawyers and pompous judges

When the customer is always a mug

  • 26 February 1999

Banks are taking us for a ride. It's time to challenge their charges, argues Richard Colbey

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