Training Notes by Dr Tina Dempster Intermediary Training given by David Wurtzel, October 2007 3rd Party Disclosure and section 98 CA by Jeremy Richardson QC 3rd Party Disclosure and section 98 CA
Human Rights criminal case comments   by Adrian Waterman QC
Reasons for Silence
Documentary Hearsay: How Far Can You Go?
Your Life Sentence in Whose Hands?
Whose DNA is it Anyway?
Prejudice by the Back Door?
A Reasonable Approach to Unreasonable Delay?
A Retrospective Look at R v Lambert.
Retrospective Appeal and Shifting Burdens
How Far Can You Go In Entrapment?
Fatal Force by Agents of State
Interpretation of Section 41 of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999
Each of these case comments was first published by LawTel. Adrian Waterman is a senior contributor of LawTel's Human Rights criminal case comments.
Articles on the law of tort     by Toby Wynn
Privilege against self incrimination
Police powers of search and seizure
Recent developments in the tort of negligence
Confidentiality
Police liability for negligence

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