Euthanasia of the Rentiers
July 2, 2009
Newspapers hate giving credit to rivals, so when an article in one is cited in another you can guarantee that it is a significant
Bingham: Rule of Law Must Balance Individual Against Community
July 2, 2009
Something a bit unusual this morning: a chance to watch a 20-minute interview with the greatest judge of his generation. You can see my
Do you buy CDs?
July 1, 2009
Anne Midgette, music critic of The Washington Post, has an interesting survey on her blog 'The Classical Beat': she wants to find out whether
A Brilliant Documentary
July 1, 2009
Quicksilver Films should win every prize for last night’s Dispatches on the Mumbai murders. The most disgusting aspect of what I saw and heard
Faith in the Judges
June 28, 2009
Jewish leaders are deeply concerned by a ruling from the Court of Appeal last week on school admissions policies. They are right to be
According to Evolving Blogging Lore…
June 27, 2009
...one is not supposed to post either a picture of one's cat or a picture of one's own new book, at least not in
Christiane Baumgartner
June 26, 2009
Woodcutting is the original and most basic technique of image reproduction. I thought it would be fascinating to combine this form with a much
CPS Advocates Reform
June 25, 2009
Less than five years ago, it was regarded as unprofessional for a barrister to refuse work from one side or the other in a