Memory lane
SDT anonymity, bill 'tyranny', tax man targets and a conference in Torquay: a stroll down Gazette memory lane.
Artificial lawyer in the news
Obiter subjects Garfield, 'the world’s first AI-powered law firm', to the Gazette’s regular ‘Lawyer in the news’ questionnaire.
AG stops Twittering
Lord Hermer orders his office to stop using social media platform X.
Conservative MP makes Lammy blush
Father of the House tells lord chancellor to 'please' PM-in-waiting Andy Burnham by scrapping jury trial reforms.
Conviction a hair raising reminder
A feeling of deja vu was prompted by the first case of a man convicted under the Public Order Act of harassment by stroking a woman’s hair.
Karaoke chain finds its legal voice
Does karaoke count as a cultural pursuit? Just one of the questions dealt with by the First-Tier Tribunal Tax Chamber last week.
