Open letter supporting UK Lugano Convention application highlights Access to Justice concerns
An open letter signed by non-governmental organisations (NGO’s) and legal experts across the United Kingdom and European Union has been published calling on the EU to allow UK accession to the 2007 Lugano Convention.
Surveillance Case Law: Key Developments
There have been two significant surveillance case law updates in May/June 2021: Big Brother Watch & Ors v United Kingdom and Centrum För Rättvisa v Sweden.
Cryptofinance: Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA)
The term cryptocurrency has entered our everyday parlance to such an extent that it seems almost unmissable when reading the news. The issue facing governments is, of course, regulation. How does one begin to regulate a market which is relatively ‘new’, highly susceptible to volatility and appears to change almost ...
National AI Insights: OECD and EU Commission Joint Report
Although governments have been aware of the need to utilise and implement AI, policies specifically relating to this are a relatively new phenomenon. As a result, there is a wide discrepancy between different countries’ approaches. In 2019, the OECD published five key AI Principles which were designed to act as ...
Trustworthy AI: Developing an OECD Database
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in society and its presence in shaping government policy is no longer a theoretical promise. On the contrary, almost every government now has significant swathes of its GDP devoted to promoting and developing AI systems which can be implemented in society. Accordingly, the need ...
Commission adopts UK data adequacy decisions
Digitalisation of justice and legal services – overview of recent CCBE activities
Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (SLAPP): are we seeing their end in the European Union?
Mrs. Justice Siobhan Keegan appointed as first female Chief Justice of Northern Ireland
Biometric technology and fundamental rights by Iain G. Mitchell QC
