In this blog Professor Julia Fionda, Module Convenor for Civil and Criminal Procedure considers the law’s response to the vexatious litigant. In the recent case
Category: Civil and Criminal Procedure
Unduly lenient sentences: A scheme without concern?
This post has been contributed by Professor Julia Fionda, Module Convenor for Civil and Criminal Procedure. References Jacobson, J. (2013) By mistakes we learn? A
Limitations, limitations
This post has been contributed by Robert Jago, Deputy Head of School, Royal Holloway, University of London. Download video transcript
The role of mediation in the civil justice system: compulsion or contemplation?
This post has been contributed by Mr Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Civil and criminal procedure. Just before he retired on 5th March 2018 Lord Justice
Playing games in the Criminal Courts: the obligatory firm hand?
In this VLOG, Mr Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Civil and Criminal Procedure explores game playing in the criminal courts and asks whether an obligatory
Can increasing age and health difficulties ever amount to personal mitigation in sentencing?
This post has been contributed by Mr Robert Jago, Module Convenor for Civil and criminal procedure. When the criminal courts are sentencing an offender