‘Out of control’ Home Office should have been in the dock, not us: Stansted 15 respond to guilty verdict The Stansted 15 protesters, who stopped a government deportation flight from taking…
Legal Aid Cuts: One Law for the Rich and an Increasingly Worse One for Everyone Else The government is currently carrying out a review of legal aid following a series of cuts that have…
Not Guilty! Nine amazing legal defences and unlikely verdicts from history A review of nine amazing legal defences and unlikely acquittals from history:
New Labour Bills in South Africa attack worker rights and democracy In South Africa the Minister of Labour announced the state intends to carry out a new round of…
How to kill an Act of Parliament – Jack Ray The story of the legislation that led to the jailing of the Pentonville Five, the 1971 Industrial Relations Act. Published as follows during 2012…
Bloody legislation against the expropriated Karl Marx's short history of the violent legislation introduced by governments in Europe to force peasants removed from their land into wage…
Little girls An account written in 1895 by Zo d'Axa of the 1891 trial of two teenage anarchist girls, Maria Roda, 15, and Ernesta Quartirola, accused of encouraging attacks on the police during an anarchist demonstration.
Looking back on Obama's deportation regime The Obama administration's approach to illegal immigration was to severely enforce penalties for immigration related crimes. This approach led…
Apart from the Obvious Exceptions - Alfredo M. Bonanno One of the best articulators of the insurrectionist tendency on the topics of what it means to be an…
Legal action doesn't get the goods The recent employment tribunal ruling against Uber is not the end of the 'gig-economy' and might not change anything
