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The Queen's Bench Division considered a claim for wrongful arrest and false imprisonment following a protest. The Court held that the arrest was unlaw...
The Administrative Court considered a judicial review of the Government's decision to grant new oil and gas licences in the North Sea. The Court held ...
The Family Division considered an application by a mother to relocate with her children to Australia. The Court applied the welfare checklist and conc...
The Court of Appeal considered the duty of care owed by railway companies to passengers. The Court held that the railway company had breached its duty...
The High Court considered whether a social media company's use of user data for targeted advertising constituted a breach of the UK GDPR and the Data ...
The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) considered the admissibility of digital evidence obtained from encrypted messaging applications. The Court hel...
The Administrative Court considered a judicial review of the Government's decision to grant new oil and gas licences in the North Sea. The Court held that the decision was unlawful because the Secreta...
The High Court considered whether a social media company's use of user data for targeted advertising constituted a breach of the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. The Court found in favour of ...
The Court of Appeal (Criminal Division) considered the admissibility of digital evidence obtained from encrypted messaging applications. The Court held that evidence obtained through lawful intercepti...
The Supreme Court considered whether the Home Secretary's policy of deporting foreign national offenders was compatible with Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. The Court held that w...