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Johnson v No Named Defendant [2020] EWHC 207 (Ch) (06 February 2020)
www.bailii.org
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A sad case and a perverse judgement. Man disappears in 2011, not declared dead until 2020, with consequences for inheritance etc.

27/02/2020
The Supreme Court's Greatest Misses #2A: The Case Nazis Cited At Nuremberg
www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com
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When the Court justified eugenics.

29/04/2018
The case of Prick vs Prick
www.bailii.org
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'This is a dispute between a tattoo artist and a retailer of cacti about the use of the trading name "PRICK".'

20/04/2018
The wit of Justice Quinn
familyllb.com
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Painful but compelling reading. (Do click through for the full judgements.)

11/11/2017
Monroe v Hopkins (PDF)
www.judiciary.gov.uk

Ends with nice three-page summary of how Twitter works.

11/03/2017
International Women’s Day
www.lawgazette.co.uk
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@SuzanneFGill on how the legal profession has changed - and must keep changing.

"My girlfriend elaborately made me homeless."
m.reddit.com
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For once, do read the comments.

09/05/2016
Have you been threatened with legal action by “Scientists for Britain”?
telescoper.wordpress.com
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Brexiters trying to chill scientific discourse.

03/04/2016
05/02/2016
Civil Litigation Review of 2014
civillitigationbrief.wordpress.com
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Law nerdery from the UK.

23/12/2014
Accountant who claims he is Princess Margaret's son wins court ruling
www.theguardian.com
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Even the deluded have rights.

22/12/2013
Imogen no possessions I wonder if you can No need for greed… | Love and Garbage – some commonplace musings
loveandgarbage.wordpress.com

Making the obvious point there there is absolutely no public interest in exposing the love life of a footballer, no matter how famous.

18/05/2011
Prisoners' voting rights: Britain's mounting fury over sovereignty | The Economist
www.economist.com
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The ECHR is very far from perfect. But a country lucky enough to enjoy the rule of law, like Britain, should think long and hard before flouting international treaties which offer perhaps the only hope of legal recourse to people in much less lucky climes. Above all (and with apologies for a very long posting) though prisons are full of nasty peop…

11/02/2011
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