The Justice Gapさんのイラストまとめ

'It is the court's responsibility to say when the law violates rights- if asked to do so, the Supreme Court should fulfil it.' @Nicholas_RL on Tavistock v Bell and assisted dying https://t.co/st5WOsZzpP Sketch: @otium_Catulle

'@UKSupremeCourt had opportunity to hold itself to higher standard than our increasingly feeble government. It's tragic it didn't.' @Nicholas_RL on Lord Reed's disappointing judgment on challenge to two-child limit on child benefits  https://t.co/22cxMWRykO. Pic: @otium_Catulle

‘Portable’ cells introduced in jails in response to COVID-19 to ‘double up’ to deal with overcrowding: ‘Decent accommodation being made indecent,' says @PRTuk's Peter Dawson | Noah Robinson reports https://t.co/iMY0CV3GeG

Australian scientists speak out over ‘incredibly dangerous’ shaken baby prosecutions: ‘Reliance on a single piece of evidence is always dangerous,' says expert. Three men convicted of child homicide or serious assault to appeal | Elliot Tyler reports https://t.co/LxooHxUsXN

More than third of BAME prisoners at England’s only therapeutic prison feel bullied, according to @HMIPrisonsnews. HMP Grendon ‘responded well’ to pandemic challenges but conditions ‘beginning to deteriorate’ and ‘experiences of BAME prisoners were poor’ https://t.co/foK2CCOIIu

Minister gives short shrift to key concerns raised by @APPGMJ's two-year inquiry into miscarriage of justice watchdog: ‘I agree with the CCRC that the referral rate cannot be the only measure of its success,' Alex Chalk tells MPs. https://t.co/y9rCIugHET

‘No DSS’: Court rules disabled homeless man discriminated against by estate agent with 'blanket policy' not to rent to people on housing benefit. Second time @Shelter has successfully supported a ‘no DSS’ case in recent months. Raffaella Culora reports https://t.co/hYe7Lk9kb3

‘There are two standards of law, one for the rich and one for the poor. We give first place to the poor client.’ The @LawCentres is 50 years old this year. Oliver Subhedar on the radical history of @NorthKenLC https://t.co/EskY43kZl3

Appeal judges uphold @ukhomeoffice Right to Rent scheme despite accepting it causes discrimination. 'When lives depend on staying at home, ethnic minorities forced to face discrimination finding a safe place to live,’ says @JCWI_UK. Ayesha Ahmad reports https://t.co/4CDtKglXw8

'The media betrays us all on a daily basis': Over the coming weeks we will be revisiting our archive in our #lockdownlongread series. Kicking off with the much missed and brilliant @WoffindenBob in typically blistering & uncompromising form https://t.co/13jbwO6E22