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Joshua Rozenberg

Joshua Rozenberg trained as a lawyer before becoming a legal journalist and was the BBC's legal correspondent for 15 years. He is now a freelance writer, commentator and broadcaster and presents the BBC Radio 4 series Law in Action

November 2015

  • Woman using mobile overlooked by wall graffiti

    These internet surveillance powers risk undermining the judiciary

    Joshua Rozenberg
    Theresa May has revealed her revived plan to mass monitor web browsing history. But how will it work practically? The devil is in the detail

October 2015

  • Speakers' corner

    Theresa May is putting at risk the ‘fundamental values’ she seeks to protect

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Conservative Party annual conference 2015<br>Justice Secretary Michael Gove addresses the Conservative Party conference in Manchester which began today. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Sunday October 4, 2015. See PA story TORY Main. Photo credit should read: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire

    Michael Gove should take this opportunity to give prisoners a vote

    Joshua Rozenberg

September 2015

  • Judges of the European Court of Human Rights enter the hearing room of the court in Strasbourg<br>03 Dec 2013, Strasbourg, France --- Judges of the European Court of Human Rights enter the hearing room of the court in Strasbourg, December 3, 2013. The hearing concerns the case of two men, suspected of terrorist acts, detained in December 2002 at a CIA secret detention site in Poland at which they say illegal interrogation methods were used. Both men are currently detained at the Guantanamo Bay U.S. Naval Base in Cuba. REUTERS/Vincent Kessler (FRANCE - Tags: CRIME LAW POLITICS) --- Image by VINCENT KESSLER/Reuters/Corbis Western Europe longread echr

    Should national security ever trump the right to a fair trial?

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Junaid Hussain, left, and Reyaad Khan

    Was it lawful for UK forces to kill British Isis fighters in Syria?

    Joshua Rozenberg

August 2015

  • A man holds a plastic BB gun in front of a shop display of the replica firearms

    UK gun laws are about to be overhauled – not necessarily for the better

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • ‘Solicitors are entitled to charge more for the cases they win so that they can afford to charge nothing in the cases they lose.’

    This judgment could shake up how personal injury solicitors operate

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Anonymous child

    When keeping a child from their mother is in their best interests

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Libor trial: Tom Hayes with wife Sarah

    14 years in jail for Libor rigging? The judge makes a persuasive case

    Joshua Rozenberg

July 2015

  • Teenagers walking in the street at night

    If you encourage someone to kill, are you guilty of murder?

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • England, London, Disabled man in wheelchair at bus stop

    Wheelchair or pram: which more deserves space on the bus?

    Joshua Rozenberg

June 2015

  • Lord Janner, pictured in 2005.

    The Lord Janner U-turn is the CPS’s own fault

    Joshua Rozenberg
    Between the independent reviewer and the DPP there’s no disagreement on facts, but ultimately it’s highly unlikely Janner will appear in court
  • MI6, London

    There’s no law to prevent intelligence agencies using private data. That has to change

    Joshua Rozenberg
    The intelligence commissioner’s report suggests that agencies are being commendably responsible in how they handle bulk data. But that isn’t enough

    • Defendants should be allowed to waive their right to trial by jury

      Joshua Rozenberg

    • Spies may not like the Anderson plan – but their world needs a revolution

      Joshua Rozenberg

    • Will the UK leave the human rights convention? Three cases may decide

      Joshua Rozenberg

May 2015

  • Lawyer's wig

    Is crowdfunded litigation the future of justice?

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Verdict On The Christian Bakery Taken To Court By The Equality Commission

    The ‘gay cake’ ruling is a victory for equality in Northern Ireland

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • Michael Gove

    Why human rights reform could trip up Michael Gove

    Joshua Rozenberg
  • 'Yes' supporters awaiting the independence referendum result in September 2014

    The union is at risk – whether you realise it or not

    Joshua Rozenberg
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