We are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for the ‘Best Online Product for Landlords’ & the ‘Best Online Agency’ at the upcoming National Landlord Investment Show Awards! 💙 national-lis-awards.co.uk/2019-shortlist

Bristol Law Students: do you know the benefits of getting involved in Pro Bono? Hear from UWE Bristol students about their experiences in our latest blog ow.ly/nFwT50wyaNf #ProBono #myuwebristol #BristolLawSchool

⚖️ | Did you know here at UWE Law school we have a Pro Bono Unit? It enables our students to provide free legal advice services to members of the community. Law students speak about the benefits of taking part in #ProBono activities ⬇️

Marcus Keppel Alex Chapman @cpsuk Tom Smith Bernhard Gross Phil Chamberlain Or head of @cpsuk @MaxHillQC

Great turn out at Bristol Law Society #PropertyConference and great first session on SDLT with GriffithsAllen

Very pleased to be attending this event hosted by Fair Trials in Brussels, & moderating a panel this afternoon on effective legal assistance in #pretrialdetention with colleagues from Italy, Romania, Hungary, & Greece. UWE Law

So in my 22 years I thought I’d try to remember some highlights. I’ll start with courts attended in pupillage but now long gone: Sheerness, West Malling, Faversham, Sittingbourne, Gravesend, Ashford, HorseferryRd., Greenwich, Billericay..........

I'm delighted that @uwelaw pro bono both assists the community and gives real benefits to our students @uwebristol Watch our video on #Vimeo vimeo.com/348148333?ref=…

Marcus Keppel J'aime les films Francais mais je ne parle pas la langue. J'ecris dans l'Anglais. (Busting out my GCSE knowledge there, so I probably butchered it. 😂)

More time needed to digest all said in this weighty report. For journos, wonderful to see it tackle well the need to boost #openjustice in HM Courts and Tribunals Service's plans for more 'digital' justice. My evidence is cited, & transparency project Transform Justice sueprince , Phil Chamberlain+ UWE

‘[R]eform proposals would create further barriers preventing the reporting of the courts by the local media’ Marcus Keppel Tom Smith Sally Reardon & Phil Chamberlain are quoted in the Justice Committee report on Courts & Tribunals Reform. View the report: ow.ly/WpEX50wZble

📡This Friday, students Droit Uni Neuchâtel will watch the CAS hearing and discuss it live with former students as well as Prof. Madalina Diaconu and Antonio Rigozzi, who will be live-tweeting with insights for greater audiences. Stay tuned!⏰ #sportsarbitration #antidoping #CAS

In October, the House of Commons Justice Committee published the report of its inquiry into Court & Tribunal reforms. Tom Smith Marcus Keppel Sally Reardon and Phil Chamberlain submitted evidence on their research into court reporting in criminal courts: ow.ly/bwA650xaBkx

Tune in now until 7:30 (December 2) to hear the local hustings debate. All 5 candidates saying what they'll do if elected on December 12.

One of the candidates for Filton and Bradley stoke wants to bring back the horse and cart. More on @bbcrb tomorrow #GE19

Excellent piece by Judith Townend on courts, reporting and open justice British Journalism Review | Current Edition | We must see them in court bjr.org.uk/current-editio… via BJR

Penelope Gibbs CrimeLine Mark Hanna Tristan Kirk It can be a real fault line about privileging accredited media. As Judith Townend writes “selective accreditation frustrates the purpose of the open justice principle, enshrined in centuries of common law and ensuring that justice is “seen to be done”.” I agree.

REVIEW OF 2019 IN CINEMA First up, top 10 worst films of the year (UK release dates)... 10. Velvet Buzzsaw 9. Godzilla KOTM 8. Annabelle Comes Home 7. Gemini Man 6. Dragged Across Concrete 5. Cold Pursuit 4. Rambo: Last Blood 3. The Hustle 2. Queen's Corgi 1. Life Itself