On both sides of the Atlantic, policing is not without its controversies. In the UK, examples that spring immediately to mind include the policing of the year-long miners’ strike in the 1980s…
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According to the Review, “Leaving aside clarification of the law, the ultimate success of the civil courts would be fully achieved if, like the nuclear deterrent, they never had to be used at all.” What do you think?
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Ever-incisive commentary on the subject of Brexit from leading barrister and our man in London, David Willink
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A fascinating piece of research was published recently. IBM’s AI machine, Watson, was trained by researchers at UCL, the University of Sheffield and the University of Pennsylvania to analyse textual evidence extracted from cases before the European Court of Human Rights…
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The future is coming to the civil courts in England and Wales. Actually, it’s been coming for a long time. It’s 16 years since I was involved in developing the e-business strategy for the courts here.
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