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KC (hon). UK's most experienced full-time legal commentator. Hon bencher, Gray's Inn. Former solicitor (non-practising). Now at @joshuarozenberg.bsky.social
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Right to life

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By Joshua Rozenberg
| A Lawyer Writes
Two new reports on bills currently before parliament take very different approaches to human rights. One report commends article 2 of the human rights convention for offering a measure of justice to families of those who died in the Hillsborough football disaster of 1989. The other criticises article 2 for jeopardising former SAS troops who were deployed in Northern Ireland from 1976 to 2007. Article 2 says that “everyone’s right to life shall be protected by law”.
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Killers denied early release

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By Joshua Rozenberg
| A Lawyer Writes
Hundreds more prisoners will be excluded from planned early-release schemes, the prime minister announced yesterday. The changes will now apply to those convicted in England and Wales of all forms of manslaughter; causing death by drunk or dangerous driving; causing or allowing the death of a child; killing an emergency worker in the line of duty; and historic sex offences.
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Court in a box

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By Joshua Rozenberg
| Open Legal Blog Archive
Audio Player A criminal court built over the course of a weekend “worked absolutely perfectly”, according to inspectors who examined the UK’s military court service. Because courts martial may sit anywhere in the world, the service has a fully equipped “court in a box” that it can set up in any suitable building. Anthony Rogers, chief inspector of HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate, was invited by the military court service to assess its work. His inspectorate’s report is now published.
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