JULY – SEPTEMBER 2013

JUDGMENTS Allen, Joan and Louise Johnson v Rowan Mullings JMCA 31.07.2013 <The> Attorney General of Jamaica and Western Regional Health Authority v Rashaka Brooks Jnr. (a minor) by Rashaka Brooks Snr. (His father and next friend) JMCA 19 04.2013 <The> Attorney General of Jamaica v Roshane Dixon and Attorney General of Jamaica v Sheldon Dockery JMCA 21.06.2013 <The> Attorney General of Jamaica v Devon Bryan (Administrator of Estate of Ian Bryan) JMCA 08.02.2013 B & J Equipment Rental Limited v Joseph Nanco JMCA 15.02.2013 Baker, Ralston v R JMCA 19.07.2013 Bennett, Desmond v Jamaica Public Service Limited and Clarence Bailey JMCA 19.07.2013 Brown, Alton v Attorney General and Revenue Protection Division JMCA 31.05.2013 Brown, Bartholomew and Bridgette Brown v Jamaica National Building Society JMCA 19.04.2013 Brown, Brenton v R JMCA 19.07.2013 Brown, Darrion v The Attorney General of Jamaica and Special Corporal #154 Paul Thompson and Special Corporal #96 Miguel Lyle and Detective Corporal Joseph Wilson JMCA 02.07.2013 Bryant-Saddler, Angella v Samuel Oliver Saddler JMCA 22.03.2013 Campbell, Howard v R JMCA 21.06.2013 Capital & Credit Merchant Bank Limited v The Real Estate Board Consolidated with The Real Estate Board and Jennifer Messado & Co. JMCA19.07.2013 Carib Ocho Rios Apartment v Proprietors Strata Plan No. 73 and Trevor Carby JMCA 31.07.2013

Caribbean Steel Company Limited v Price Waterhouse (a Firm) UKPC 09.07.2013 Channus Block and Marl Quarry Limited v Curlon Orlando Lawrence JMCA 10.05.2013 Chin-Hing, Leighton v Wisynco Group Limited JMCA 22.05.2013 Daley, Jerome v R JMCA 31.07.3013 Dixon, Natalia (Mother and next friend of Lincoln Sterling Jr.) v University Hospital of the West Indies and Western Regional Health Authority (Board of Management for Cornwall Regional Hospital and The Attorney General of Jamaica JMCA 03.05.2013 Durrant, Carey v R JMCA 24.07.2013 Exclusive Holiday of Elegance Limited v ASE Metals NV JMCA 19.07.2013 Gaynor, Vincent and Charles Ross and Neville Henry v Negril Beach Club Ltd. and Negril Interval Ownership Club and Ras Ofer and Ofer Helfman and Maragret Carswell and Julian Edwards JMCA 05.07.2013 Grant, Nickoy v R JMCA 05.07.2013 Gregory, Hoip v Vincent Armstromg JMCA 31.07.2013 Hamilton, Dereek v R JMCA 25.06.2013 Hugh C. Hyman & Co. (A Firm) and Hugh C. Hyman v Dave Blair JMCA 21.06.2013 Jamaica Investment Associates Ltd. v Kes Development Co. Ltd JMCA 14.06.2013 Ledgister, John and Sunnycrest Enterprises Ltd. v Jamaica Redevelopment Foundation JMCA 10.05.2013 Ledgister, John and Trevor Ledgister and Karlene Legister and Selena Legister and Hugh Ledgister and Sunnycrest Enterprises Limited v Bank of Nova Scotia Jamaica Limited JMCA 05.07.2013 Levy, Hugh v Mernel Cox and Yvonne Forbes and Pearl McLaren JMCA 08.07.2013 Levy, Michael v Attorney General of Jamaica and Jamaica Redevelopment Foundation Inc JMCA 14.06.2014

Lewis, Christopher v R JMCA 03.06.2013 Mahtani, Rajkumar v Lavina Mahtani JMCA 31.07.2013 Mills, Henriques and Ionie Mills v George Powell JMCA 21.06.2013 Montaque, (Executrix of the Estate of Seaton Montaque) v G.M. and Associates Limited and George Gordon JMCA 12.04.2013 Murphy, Paul v R JMCA 31.07.2013 Palmer, Kemar v R JMCA 03.07.2013 Phillips, David George and Tanya Susanne Phillips v RBC Royal Bank (Jamaica) Limited (Formerly known as RBTT Bank Jamaica Limited) JMCA 17.07.2013 Powell, Leroy and Beverley Henry v Donald Brooks and Deta Brooks JMCA 26.04.2013 In the Matter of an Application for Customer information Order Pursuant to Section 119 of the PROCEEDS OF CRIME ACT, 2007 Taylor, Barrington v R JMCA 31.07.2013 Salmon, Montival v Florence Salmon JMCA 28.03.2013 Scotiabank Jamaica Trust and Merchant Bank Limited v National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited and Jamaica Redevelopment Foundation Inc JMCA 28.03.2013 Stewart, Hon Gordon OJ v Senator Noel Sloley Sr. and Noel Sloley Jr. and Gordon Brown and Deborah Lee Shung and Jamaica Tours Limited JMCA 22.03.2013 UC Rusal Alumina Jamaica Limited and Timothy O’Driscoll and Andrew Shmalenko and Igor Dorofeev and The Manchester Pension Trust Fund Limited v Wynette Miller and Winston Cameron and Marcia Tai Chun and Radley Ritch and Kingsley Jarrett and Hopeton McCatty JMCA 19.04.2013 Walker, Locksley and Judith Dallas-Walker v Larkland F. Robinson and Amy Reece-Robinson and Ingrid Lee Clarke-Bennett (Executors of the Estate of Glasford Robinson, deceased) JMCA 31.07.2013 Wilson, Derrick v The Board of Management of Maldon High School and The Ministry of Education JMCA 03.06.2013

Wong Ken, David v National Investment Bank of Jamaica Limited and Clarendon Lime Company Ltd. and Limestone Corporation of Jamaica Ltd. and Dr. Vincent Lawrence and Horace Clarke JMCA 21.06.2013

LEGISLATION Bahamas Acts 11/2013 Appropriation (Capital Development) (2013/2014) Act 10/2013 Appropriation (Revenue Account Expenses) (2013/2014) Act 18/2013 Bahamas Maritime Authority (Amendment) Act 14/2013 Bridge Authority (Amendment) Act 12/2013 Business Licence (Amendment) (No. 2) Act 19/2013 City of Nassau Revitalization (Amendment) Act 16/2013 Clifton Heritage Authority (Amendment) Act 23/2013 Customs Management (Amendment) Act 22/2013 Electricity (Amendment) Act 24/2013 Excise Act 07/2013 Excise (Amendment) Act 08/2013 Excise Stamp (Tobacco Products) Control Act 20/2013 Family Islands Development Encouragement (Amendment) Act 13/2013 Financial Administration and Audit (Amendment) Act 24/2013 Firearms (Amendment) Act 15/2013 Insurance (Amendment) Act 26/2013 Police Force (Amendment) Act 09/2013 Randol Fawkes Labour Day Act 06/2013 Real Property Tax (Amendment) Act 21/2013 Savings Bank (Amendment) Act 05/2013 Tariff (Amendment) Act 17/2013 Utilities Regulation and Competition Authority (Amendment) Act Commonwealth of Dominica Acts 14/2013 2013/2014 Appropriation Act Jamaica Acts 12/2013 Appropriation Act 20/2013 Aquaculture, Inland and Marine Products and By- Products (Inspection, Licensing and Export) Change of Name and Amendment) Act 6/2013 Bauxite (Production Levy) (Validation and Indemnity) Act 13/2013 Charitable Organizations (Tax Harmonization) (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 18/2013 Conch (Export Levy) Validation and Indemnity) Act 15/2013 Financial Investigations Division (Amendment) Act 14/2013 General Consumption Tax (Validation and Indemnity) Act 21/2013 Income Tax (Amendment) Act 4/2013 Larceny (Amendment) Act 5/2013 Law Reform (Flogging and Whipping) (Abolition) Act 8/2013 Law Reform (Fraudulent Transactions) (Special Provisions) Act

22/2013 Mustard Seed Missionaries (Incorporation and Vesting) Act 7/2013 National Housing Trust (Amendment) (Special Provision) Act 3/2013 Obeah (Amendment) Act 11/2013 Professional Supplementary to Medicine (Validation and Indemnity of Council) Act 2/2013 Retiring Allowances (Legislative Service) (Amendment) Act 16/2013 Revenue Administration (Amendment) Act 10/2013 Tax Administration Jamaica Act 9/2013 Tax Collection (Amendment) Act 17/2013 Trade Marks (Amendment) Act 19/2013 Trafficking in Persons (Prevention, Suppression and Punishment) (Amendment) Act

LAW REPORTS

Law Reports of the Commonwealth 3013 Vol. 3 Law Reports – Appeal Cases 2012 Vols. 1 & 2 Law Reports – Chancery Division 2012 Law Reports – Queens Bench Division 2012 <The> West Indian Reports Vol. 81

TREATISES, DIGESTS ETC.

Atkin’s Court Forms. 2nd ed. 2013 Issue Vol. 12(2) Contract KN351.A88 Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents. 5th ed. 2013 Reissue Vol. 14 Ecclesiastical law (including Religious Gifts) Vol. 14(2) Environment KN74.1.E51 <The> International Law of Investment Claims/ Zachary Douglas Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009 KC227.D68 Lawyers’ skills/ Julian Webb et al. – 19th ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013 KL90.L39

SERIALS ABA Journal Vol. 99 May 2013 President’s message ABA helps lawyers thrive by being at the forefront of new practice areas Laurel Bellows National pulse After broad prosecutions – and one suicide – many want to narrow the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Stephanie Francis Ward Supreme Court Report

Erwin Chemerinsky’s syllabus on how the court can polish its publicity Mark Walsh National pulse Attorneys push for change in debt-collection procedures Deborah L. Cohen Ethics Georgia case focuses on the extent to which communications between lawyers and in-house counsel should be protected Mark Curriden Words A few of Bryan Garner’s technical terms – a look at linguistic phenomena Bryan G. Garner Business of Law WORK-LIFE BALANCE: Secondments again favor for lawyers seeking high-level work, predictable hours Kevin Boreland LAW SCRIBBLER: Reinvent Law offers a glimpse into the future of legal services Rachel M. Zahorsky SOLOS & SMALL FIRMS: Mentors can show the way for fledging solos Deborah L. Cohen LAW BY THE NUMBER: More attorneys heading to the cloud for online-based software solutions LAW PRACTICE: A timely induction: LGBT bar members gain admission to U.S. Supreme Court bar Richard Acello FINANCE: Useful tips for digging out from student loan debt Susan A. Berson Your ABA Section keeps admission test requirement for law school applicants – at least for now Mark Hansen ABA opinion cautions judges to avoid ethics pitfalls of electronic networks James Podgers Congress moves to reauthorize laws targeting domestic violence, human trafficking Rhonda McMillion House of Delegates announces nominees for leadership positions James Podgers Opening statements Legal reality show Staten Island Law could be just the opening actor for former classmates Wendy N. Davis Scenic America seeks to rein in digital billboards highway clutter. Lauren Etter PTO partners to produce videos highlighting legal processes underpinning invention, patent protection Ed Finkel New Stanford clinic takes up cause of religious liberty. Leslie A. Gordon

JD careers – they are out there, and Marc Luber wants to help you find them L.E. ABA Journal Vol. 99 June 2013 President’s message Gender inequality in pay diminishes women’s prospects – and the law profession Laurel Bellows Opening statements Drawing from firsthand inspiration, Texas attorney with patented touch launches successful product line Jenny B. Davis Former Maryland governor is guiding light behind new clemency clinic at Catholic University of America’s law school Virginia Groark SEC lawyer-turned-financial industry watchdog looks to root out fraud, serve up qualifying claims for agency’s new whistleblower program Joseph B. Cahill Silicon Valley venture capital group stakes claim to kinder, gentler (and less costly) path to divorce Leslie A. Gordon National pulse Prosecutors’ use of mobile phone tracking to spot a defendant is “junk science,” according to critics Mark Hansen Supreme Court Report Copyright case upholds the right of purchasers to buy abroad and sell in the U.S. Steven Seidenberg

National pulse Along with political speech, many companies also claim religious liberty rights David L. Hudson Jr. Ethics Lawyers offering unbundled legal services must consider the ethics issues David L. Hudson Jr. Words Language gives us ways to remain honest and tactful – and to preserve client confidences Bryan A. Garner Business of Law/ ABA Techshow 2013 Columnist David Pogue delivers a virtuoso keynote performance, warns about online ethics Rachel M. Zachorsky Solo presentation cues firms up to make the most out of limited resources, with a wise frugal Mark Hansen Anatomy of a murder: Tracking down the ‘Craigslist Killer’ through digital forensics Mark Hensen

’60 sites in 60 minutes’ puts spotlight on web locations that lawyers like to visit R.M.Z. The pineapple that can intercept Wi-Fi traffic Reginald F. Davis Firms would do well to heed dire warnings on data security R.M.Z. Your ABA Employment picture for law grads looks pretty much the same as a year ago – for better and worst Mark Hansen During a time of close security, legal ed section announces the appointment of a new staff director Mark Hansen Bar leaders at ABA Day concentrates their efforts on lobbying members of congress about the Legal Services Corp., judicial vacancies and court funding Rhonda McMillion ABA Journal Vol. 99 August 2013 President’s message Laurel Bellows thanks the ABA members, staff and lawyers who work to give voice to the voiceless Laurel Bellows Opening statements Shapewear’s cellulite compression can help make the right impression. The Spanx design patent duel put to verse Jenny B. Davis No need to ‘meet me in St. Louis’ for this class: Washington University launches new online legal English course Virginia Groark With final holdouts in the legislative fold, home brewing is now legal in every state V.G. Pro bono project brings more women into Kosovar bar Lauren Etter National pulse Record industry tussles over whether a resale market for online music violates the Copyright Act Wendy N. Davis Supreme Court Report High court rules that DNA from arrested suspects is like any valid booking process Mark Walsh National pulse Courts are in a muddle over the 4th Amendment’s community caretaker exception David L. Hudson Ethics The late Jeanne Gray leaves behind a legacy of vital contributions to the field of legal ethics James Podgers

Words The story of the 20-year revision of the federal rules and how

style improves substance Bryan A, Garner

Business of Law WORK-LIFE BALANCE: Some see the integrative law movement

as the next ‘huge wave coming to the legal profession Hollee Schwartz Temple TECHNOLOGY: Responsive design principles can help you

create or refashion a website that work well with all device and screen types Dennis Kennedy

LAW PRACTICE: Fenwick & West’s product manager helps firms

devise more transparent pricing strategies and better apprise clients of potential costs G.M. Filisko

LAW SCRIBBLER: Minority women have yet to make significant

inroads into the partner ranks of big firms Rachel M. Zahorsky LAW BY THE NUMBERS: Another look at the latest tech trends

from the annual ABA survey shows bright times for smartphones, tablets and apps.

PRACTICE NICHE: IP firm continues to hold the lead in the

flourishing field of design patent litigation Richard Acello Your ABA U.S. opponents of Arms Trade Treaty aren’t swayed by an

ABA center’s white paper concluding that it passes 2nd Amendment muster Rick Schmitt Incoming ABA President James Silkenat puts a job corps for

new lawyers at the top of his agenda James Podgers

<The> Cambridge Law Journal Vol. 72 Pt. 2 July 2013 Winners and losers: Edwards and the unfair law of dismissal Catherine Bernard & L. Merrett Regulating fallibility in registered land titles Simon Cooper The reformation of English administrative law? Jason Varuhas Reconsidering “total” failure Frederick Wilmot-Smith Columbia Journal of law and Social Problems Vol. 46 No. 3 Spring 2013 Peer review is threatened, but (P)So what: Patient Safety Organization utilization in Florida after Amendment 7 as a troubling sign for PSQIA Michael Arnold Navigating the relationship between the DHS and the DOL: The need for Federal Legislation to protect immigrant workers’ rights Julie Braker Why the law should intervene to disrupt pay-secrecy norms: analyzing the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act through the lens of social norms Sarah Lyons Amending § 1415 of the IDEA: extending procedural safeguards to response-to-intervention students Genna Steinberg

Columbia Journal of Law and Social Problems Vol. 46 No. 4 Summer 2013 Protecting the liberty of civil contemnors in the absence of a civil right to appointed counsel Jacob R. Fiddelman

“Unlucky enough to be innocent”: Burden-shifting and the fate of the modern drug mule under the 18 U.S.C. § 3553(f) statutory safety valve Natasha Bronn

Structuring public-private partnerships: implications from the

“public-private investment program for legacy securities” Fannie Chen Reforming police use-of-force practices: a case study of the

Cincinnati Police Department Elliot Harvey Schatmeier

Commonwealth Judicial Journal Vol. 21 No. 1 2013 Extra judicial activities while a serving judge: Community and social activities Margaret Wilson Infusing a humanistic approach into the civil justice system: an experimentation in Judicial Settlement Conferencing Vasheist Kokaram Constitutional adjudication and learning from each other: a comparative study Michael Kirby Formal opening of the 2012 Legal Year of the High Court of Kiribati Sir John Muria <The> International Journal of Evidence & Proof Vol. 17 No. 3 2013 Using video link to take forensic evidence – lessons from an Australian case study Anne Wallace Hearsay, bad character and trust in the jury: Irish and English contrasts Mark Coen The disclosure sanctions review: another missed opportunity Chris taylor Jambar Journal Vol. 26 No. 2 2013 Corporate governance in Jamaica Susanne Ffolkes Goldson Jamaica and the inter-American Commission on Human Rights Prof. Arturo Carrillo “Illegal possession” by licensed firearm holders Ian G. Wilkinson, QC A first-class pension framework Sanya M. Goffe Changing the law on adverse possession Kent P. Gammon Case notes from the Court of Appeal Hilary Phillips JA, et al. FATCA and the IGAs in a nutshell Dr. Kathy-Ann Brown

Interview with Carol Aina, Principal of the Norman Manley Law School Gillian Richards Acts of Jamaica, 2013 Ethical conduct and discovery Derek Jones The Caribbean Court of Justice and the Development of Caribbean Jurisprudence Carol Aina Connecting the past with the present through genealogical research Hazel Cunningham Jamaica’s International Financial Services Centre Nadine Wilkins

On the lighter side <The> Journal of World Investment & Trade Vol. 14 No. 3 2013 Iranian bilateral investment treaties: substantive principles and standards Ardeshir Atai “Missing links” in investment arbitration: quantification of damages to foreign shareholders Jimmy Skjold Hansen The conservation of exhaustible natural resources in the GATT and WTO: Implications for the conservation of oil resources Ehab S. Abu-Gosh Icarus paradox or verto in prosperum: Chinese internet firms, business model and internationalization Syed Tariq Anwar Role of India’s and China’s FDI, trade and ODA in the development of African region Badar Alam Iqbal SOI – save our investments! International investment law and international humanitarian law heather L. Bray Redefining investment regime in India: Post White Industries Shruti Iyer <The> Journal of World Investment & Trade Vol. 14 No. 4 2013 Possible improvements to the framework of international investment arbitration Nicolette Butler Bilateral investment rule-making: BITs of FTAs with investment rule Kong Qingjiang Revisiting securities regulation in the aftermath of the global financial crisis: Disclosure – panacea or pandora’s box? S.M. Solaiman On re-involving the Australian-China Free Trade Agreement negotiation process Ling Ling He Japanese foreign direct investment in Indian automobile automobile sector evolution and practices Anil Kumar Kanungo

The EU’s “Global Europe” strategy and the liberalization of trade in legal services: The impact of the EU Free Trade Agreements in Asia Gilles Muller <The> Law Teacher Vol. 47 No. 2 July 2013 Taking up the challenge: embedding, mapping and maintaining threshold learning outcomes in the transition to the JD – the UWA experience Natalie Skead et al. Language, law and identity: a language and learning response to the challenges of widening Peter Moraitis & Helen Murphy Peer assisted learning and the creation of a “learning community” for first year law students Amanda Zacharopoulou Engaging school pupils in university study to inform degree intention Adelyn L.M. Wilson Using multiple choice questions to examine the content of the qualifying law degree accuracy and reliably: the experience of the Qualifies Lawyers Transfer Scheme Eileen Fry et al. Well there’s your problem – the case for using PBL to teach law to business students Rob Batty New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7558 May 3, 2013 Comment Francesca Kaye & Mary Hodgson offer some hope for solicitors pursued for breach of trust

Employment: In the first of a three part series, Mark Whitcombe examines the employment tribunal’s approach to striking out Family: Scottish legislators could show their English & Welsh counterparts a thing or two when it comes to cohabitation law, says Sarah Caroline & Kate Molan

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7559 May 10, 2013 Comment The worst is yet to come for the legal profession, warns Patrick Allen

Employment: Mark Whitcombe puts the employment tribunal’s approach to striking out under the spotlight Family: Claire Sanders examines the developing use of special guardianship orders Property: Paul Letman analyses a recent a landmark High Court decision on residential service charges

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7560 May 17, 2013 Comment

David Greene predicts where the main areas of dispute will arise as a result of the civil litigation shake up

Employment: mark Whitcombe concludes his examination of the employment tribunal’s approach to striking out Family: Is it time the two-year cohabitation requirement was removed from the Fatal Accidents Act? Jonathan Herring reports Commercial: How does an English court decide if a claimant will be unable to obtain a fair trial abroad, asks Ross Rymkiewicz

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7561 May 24, 2013 Comment The government needs to review its case against judicial review, says Jon Robins

Personal injury: The law in relation to secondary psychiatric injury is almost universally accepted to be a mess, says Keith Patten Property: When is a tenancy deposit not a tenancy deposit? Mathew McDermott reports on Johnson v Old Regulatory: Simon Love reviews a recent professional negligence case on the operation of a solicitor’s client account Commercial: Peter Vaines introduces the intelligent business test

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No.7562 May 31, 2012 Comment Roger Smith cast an eye over the comings & goings in the legal world

Employment: Philip Henson highlights government plans to overhaul fee remissions in the courts & tribunals Employment: Ian Smith provides an update on spent convictions, TUPE & collective agreements Family: David Burrows reports on international comity & disclosure in family proceedings Personal injury: Jonathan Aspinall reviews a recent ruling which sheds light on the new Jackson approach to litigation

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7563 June 7, 2013 Comment Dominic Regan offers an exclusive insight into the latest thoughts of Lord Justice Jackson

Personal injury: What will the removal of civil liability for breaches of health & safety legislation mean, asks Catherine Grubb Personal injury: Helen Pugh examines the courts’ differing approaches to accident arising out of risky activities Family: What are the implications of a court setting aside a disposal made by a divorcing spouse to a third party? Anna Heenan & Ed Heaton report Property: Edward Peters considers recent cases about dilapidations & rights over waterways

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7564 June 14, 2013 Comment David Greene takes issue with excessive & ineffective political grandstanding Employment: Sejal Raja provides an update on post-employment victimisation protection

Personal injury: Henry Morton Jack reports on the correct approach to assessing an occupier’s duty of care Property: Holland Park provides an exemplary lesson in restrictive covenants, as Andrew Francis reports

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7565 June 21, 2013 Comment The government should listen to the protests of legal campaigners, says Jon Robins Employment: Ian Smith reports on the secular & the spiritual Family: David Burrows explores how judicial decisions can be reconsidered Property: When is an undertaking not an undertaking? Caroline Shea & Siobhan Jones Personal injury: Nicholas Bevan believes catastrophically injured claimants deserve better

Personal injury: Government whiplash plans will marginalize victims, says Theo Richardson-Gool Public: James Guthrie QC & Rowan Pennington-Benton approve the approach taken in Lesage to cases of apparent bias Regulatory: Steven King assesses the likely impact of the Scrap Metal Dealers Act

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7566 June 28, 2013 Comment The legal forecast is pretty gloomy, with the occasional sunny spell, says Roger Smith

Employment: Julian Yew & Anna Henry examine the pros and cons of the forthcoming “protected conversations” law Family: Geraldine Morris assesses the implications of Prest on family law Personal injury: Joyce hits home that crime doesn’t pay, notes Karen O’Sullivan Public: Nicholas Dobson emphasises the importance of timing in judicial review proceedings

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7567 July 5, 2013 Comment Richard Shave reflects on a tumultuous 12 months in the banking world & predicts an encore

Employment: Is it becoming easier to use business needs & employees’ performance for a focused redundancy exercise? Tom Walker reports

Personal injury: Keith Patten supports the quest for coherence in personal injury law Public: The Supreme Court has upheld the human rights of British soldiers, notes Robert Weir QC Commercial: Peter Vaines reports on the latest form from the world of tax

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7568 July 12, 2013 Comment The Jackson reforms may prove to be the saving of our legal profession, says Dominic Regan Employment: Seldon leaves a lasting legal legacy, says Charles Pigott Family: Is collaborative family law a real option or just a passing craze, asks Edward Heaton Property: Deborah Cadwell examines developments surrounding tenants’ break rights New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7569 July 19, 2013 Comment Can we save the rule of law? Sir Geoffrey Bindman QC

Employment: Employers need to get their social media policies in order, says Chris Bryden & Michael Salter Commercial: When is it appropriate for the courts to draw adverse inferences? Daniel Lightman & Emma Hargreaves report post-Prest

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7570 July 26, 2013 Comment Gender politics is the hot topic within the judiciary, notes Roger Smith Employment: It’s been a big month in the world of employment law, notes Ian Smith

Personal injury: What do those hurt outside the EU have to show to get their PI claims heard in an English court? William Wraight reports

Public/ Equality: Janet Barlow & Rebecca Mason raise questions about the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Act 2013

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7571 August 2, 2013 Comment David Greene shares his holiday reading list

Employment: John McMullen outlines the importance of timing in the complex area of law surrounding TUPE & service provision change Family: When is a clean break not a clean break? Margaret Hatwood & Rebecca Carter report Personal injury: Does the Snatch Land Rover case place too many battlefield obligations on the MoD? Richard Scorer reports

Property: Philip Sissons discusses the issue of recovering rent after exercise of a break clause FOI: Tom Morrison returns with his quarterly review of the world of information law

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7572 August 9, 2013 Comment

Lawrence McNamara & Celia Rooney discuss how UK justice fares in the global corruption stakes Employment: The courts have performed some important employment work, notes Ian Smith Family: Jonathan Herring explains how divorce proceedings can lead to unequal but fair results Personal injury: Who bears the risk for a working prisoner’s negligence? Robert O’Leary reports Wills & probate: Jag-Preet Kaur & Henrietta Mason provide a wills & probate update Wills & probate: Michael Tringham recalls tales of heir-hunting Commercial: Andrew Otchie reflects on the Commercial Court’s approach to granting an anti-anti suit injunction

New Law Journal Vol. 163 No. 7573 August 16, 2013 Comment Stephen Boyd debates the rights & wrongs of image rights

Specialist: Andrew Ritchie QC reports on insurance dealings with the MIB under the Untraced Drivers Agreement 2003

Oklahoma Law Review Vol. 65 No. 3 Spring 2013 Dormancy versus innovation: a next generation dormant commerce clause Sam Kalen Restorative justice to supplement deterrence-based punishment: an empirical study and theoretical reconceptualization of the EPA’s power plant enforcement initiative, 2000-2011 Michael L. Rustad et al. Five answers and three questions after United States v Jones (2012), the Fourth Amendment “GPS case” Benjamin J. Priester Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Vol. 33 No. 2 Summer 2013 Solidarity in the European Union Andrea Sangiovanni Intoxication and criminal responsibility in England, 1819-1920 Phil Handler Britain’s religious tribunals: ‘joint governance’ in practice Russell Sandberg et al. Punishment without a sovereign? The Ius Puniendi issue of International Criminal Law: A first contribution towards a consistent theory of International Criminal Law Kai Ambos

Between common law constitutionalism and procedural democracy Tamas Gyorfi The private origins of the private company: Britain 1862-1907 Ron Harris Proceduralism, judicial review and the refusal of Royal Assent Yann Allard-Tremblay