Joshua Rozenberg

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  UK supreme court wins independence from government … in its url

  16 Dec 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: Lord Hope is finally proved right as the UK supreme court changes web address

• Committee says proposed legal aid cuts may breach human rights

  13 Dec 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: All-party committee tells justice secretary Chris Grayling that restrictions on legal aid would affect vulnerable groups

• Marine's life sentence is fixed by law – but the minimum term is not so simple

  5 Dec 2013:

  Joshua Rozenberg: In setting Sergeant Blackman's minimum term for murdering a Taliban prisoner, what principles must the court consider?

• Laying down the Laws: human rights court shouldn't have last word

  27 Nov 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: Longest-serving appeal judge, Sir John Laws, questions Lord Bingham's rule that Strasbourg is final authority on convention

• Legal the EU's new legal eagle demands justice for all

  22 Nov 2013:

  Joshua Rozenberg: New legal counsel to council of European Union, called Hubert Legal, warns against eroding autonomy of member states

• Why Chris Grayling should bury his appeal against Richard III ruling

  15 Nov 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: Justice secretary has hypocritically accused Plantagenet Alliance of wasting taxpayers' money in their fight for a consultation over late king's reinterment site

• Phrasing the question on prisoner votes

  6 Nov 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: Members of the parliamentary committee on prisoner voting may see a chance for political point scoring, but the next prime minister should move quickly to resolve the issue

• Take my advice: adopt a degree of scepticism towards media reports

  30 Oct 2013:

  Joshua Rozenberg: The DWP's statement after losing the back-to-work appeal shows how easy it is to report court rulings to suit an agenda

• Televising the courts: the time has come

  23 Oct 2013:

  Joshua Rozenberg: Live broadcasting to start on Monday - from a control desk in the court of appeal that looks like a tea-trolley

• European court of human rights attacks UK newspapers for misleading reports

  14 Oct 2013: Statement says court is 'concerned about the frequent misrepresentation of its activities in the British media'

• Never mind human rights law, EU law is much more powerful

  9 Oct 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: A recent decision by the employment appeal tribunal shows that EU law will trump laws passed by parliament

• Open justice rises up the agenda

  4 Oct 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: Supreme court president says judges should avoid closed sessions as lord chief justice sends new instructions to courts

• The judges' annual church service is expensive and inappropriate

  25 Sep 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: It may not prove unlawful, but the challenge to the annual service in Westminster Abbey raises important concerns

• Veils in court: this compromise ruling struck the wrong balance

  17 Sep 2013:

  Joshua Rozenberg: A defendant should show her face throughout her trial and should not be able to prevent an image of herself being published

• Do judges really need more oversight?

  11 Sep 2013: Joshua Rozenberg: New regulations are about to speed up complaints against judges, but Lord Carlile is calling for a new inspectorate

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