15/02/2012
Little-known clause lets secretary of state authorise UK's spies to commit crimes abroad
18/01/2012
Simon Natas is quoted in Justice Committee's report on joint enterprise
18/01/2012
ITN's Simon Natas speaks to BBC Radio 4's The World Tonight about the Justice Committee's report on joint enterprise
01/12/2011
Simon Natas overturns public order conviction in the High Court.
30/11/2011
A FORMER Police Community Support Officer who served in Bodmin has been cleared of lying about his past in order to get his job.
21/11/2011
Swearing at police is not a crime because officers hear foul language "all too frequently" to be offended, a judge has ruled
10/11/2011
A former News International lawyer has accused company chairman James Murdoch of giving "disingenuous" evidence to an MPs' inquiry into phone hacking.
10/11/2011
On 7th November 2011 an Immigration Judge granted Sheikh Raed Salah permission to appeal the ruling of the First-tier (Immigration) Tribunal. Sheikh Salah has been granted permission to appeal on all 6 grounds submitted to the Judge.
10/11/2011
The home secretary is banning Muslims Against Crusades (MAC), a group that planned an anti-Armistice Day protest.
30/09/2011
High Court rules Raed Salah is 'entitled to damages for wrongful detention'The Middle East Monitor (MEMO) welcomes the High Court ruling that the British government's detention of Sheikh Raed Salah was illegal during the early part of his detention and that he is entitled to damages during that period.
30/09/2011
A Palestinian activist is entitled to damages after being unlawfully detained by Home Secretary Theresa May, the High Court has ruled.
22/07/2011
Leader of 1990s Serbian insurgency in Croatia makes no move to appeal or delay transfer after seven years on the run.
22/07/2011
While most Arab states sit on the fence, Qatar is standing up to Damascus over an attack on its embassy
29/06/2011
Press Statement on behalf of Mr. Raed Salah following the Home Secretary's decision to deport
24/06/2011
Committee says extending limit for detaining terror suspects to 28 days would have to be approved by parliament in each case.
20/06/2011
Ben Emmerson QC's appointment as UN Counter Terrorism Special Rapporteur.
19/06/2011
Nato has admitted "a weapons systems failure" may have led to civilian casualties in Sunday morning's air strike in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
17/06/2011
Council of Europe's head of human rights says privacy and free speech are global issues and the UN should look at them.
14/06/2011
Wide-ranging new powers for teachers to search pupils and delete photos from their phones may fall foul of human rights laws.
14/06/2011
ITN's Ravi Naik comments of the International Law Commissions adoption of Articles on the Responsibility of International Organizations.
14/06/2011
Juror allegedly contacted a defendant online during a multi million-pound drugs trial.
14/06/2011
Sweeping reforms will restrict access to justice and hit vulnerable hardest, warn law charities.
12/06/2011
ITN's Simon Natas acted for four activists who blockaded a Covent Garden shop which trades in cosmetics produced on an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank.
09/06/2011
Press reports that the government's forthcoming torture inquiry will not investigate rendition are "simply wrong", the inquiry's senior lawyer said on Wednesday.
09/06/2011
CPS stands accused of misleading courts over the collapse of a trial against six environmental activists.
07/06/2011
Home Secretary Theresa May has launched the government's updated strategy for tackling terrorism
07/06/2011
With support from the business world riding high, the new Chancellor George Osborne sets out his vision for fixing the financial system.
07/06/2011
Litigants, some with mental health problems, will be forced to represent themselves in emotional divorce and childcare cases