Letter From London: The Rule of Law Can’t Survive If Only Lawyers Talk About It

Blaming Paul Weiss and Skadden misses the point: fighting for the rule of law doesn’t work if it stays a conversation among ...
Jurist

UK Faces Critical Election: The Impact on Rule of Law, Key Party Policies, and Socio-Economic Landscape

On the 22nd May, UK Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak called an election for the 4th July. Standing outside Number 10 Downing Street, under a deluge of rain, he said the Conservative party would “fight for ...
Law

Historical Attacks on the Rule of Law Didn't End Well

I fear making analogies to 1933 Germany—analogies to Nazism are often unhelpful. Such comparisons are frequently mere ad hominem attacks for the sake of shock, often even bordering on demagoguery. On ...
Jurist

UK AG: attacks on judges threaten rule of law and judicial independence

UK Attorney General Richard Hermer on Wednesday expressed concern over personal attacks on judges, stating such actions pose a threat to the rule of law and judicial independence. His remark concerns ...