The most important changes in the law in the last 30 years?

This is a very thorny issue and there are a variety of very credible suggestions.

Would it be the Human Rights Act 1998 embedding the European Convention fully into UK law and being enforceable in the law?

Could it be the Constitutional Reform Act 2005 which enforced the separation of powers and moved the Law Lords over into their new, separate Supreme Court?

We wouldn't presume to know the right answer but if you listen to the anniversary edition of Law in Action at 30 to come to your own decision. Very interesting, informative stuff and well worth a listen.

A few words of encouragement at exam time

Intention to create legal relations

Consideration for video

Jury role and selection

Your role as a juror

UK Supreme Court: The Highest Court in the Land - Documentary

This is an interesting insight into the work of the Supreme Court not only looking at the workings of the court but also at the individuals involved in making the most difficult decision  in UK law. Relevant issues covered including criminal courts, separation of powers and judicial precedent.

Civil process - damages, courts and tracks

Criminal process - sentencing and procedure to trial

Contract civil process - Damages, courts and track