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The Legal and Ethical Implications of Direct Evidence Submission to Judges in Online Court Proceedings
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The Legal and Ethical Implications of Direct Evidence Submission to Judges in Online Court Proceedings

Written by John Barwell 10 October 202418 August 2026

The submission of evidence directly to a judge by opposing counsel during proceedings, particularly without formal request or disclosure, poses significant legal and ethical issues that can compromise the fairness and integrity of the judicial process, especially in online UK court proceedings.

Vexatious Conduct in Legal Proceedings: A Common Strategy and How to Avoid the Trap
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Vexatious Conduct in Legal Proceedings: A Common Strategy and How to Avoid the Trap

Written by John Barwell 9 October 202418 August 2026

Vexatious conduct involves disruptive behaviour in legal proceedings aimed at undermining justice, and claimants can avoid falling into this trap by maintaining composure, careful communication, and professional conduct.

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