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Two million things wrong with this headline…

by Lucy R | Aug 6, 2016 | Cases, Comment, Notorious

Child killer’s £2m legal aid: How taxpayers funded Ellie Butler’s warped father’s battle for custody of the little girl he went on to murder Ben Butler, 36, was given a ‘blank cheque’ by taxpayers to fund his lawyers Ellie’s loving...

Ellie Butler – the missing judgment about her sibling

by Lucy R | Jul 29, 2016 | Cases, Explanation, Notorious

We have previously written about the tragic case of Ellie Butler a number of times on this blog : Ellie Butler – drawing together some strands and discussions Ellie Butler – some useful resources Lessons from the Ellie Butler Case Lucy Reed also wrote a...

New opportunities for the Transparency Project

by Lucy R | Jul 28, 2016 | Analysis, Cases, Explanation, Notorious, Project, Transparency News

We’re very excited to announce that The Transparency Project has secured its first real chunk of grant funding, meaning we can move onto a new level in the work that we do. The brilliant Legal Education Foundation have awarded us a grant of £49,500 to fund two...

The Chair of the Family Law Bar Association on Transparency

by Lucy R | Jul 27, 2016 | Transparency News

Our chair Lucy Reed recently interviewed Philip Marshall QC, Chair of the Family Law Bar Association, for Counsel Magazine. She managed to squeeze in a question about transparency, and here is the relevant extract : Although he hasn’t mentioned it as a hot topic, I...

The state of transparency: what happens when anonymisation safeguards fail?

by Lucy R | Jul 25, 2016 | Transparency News, Trends

Our FOI request The Transparency Project has been concerned for some time about judgments from family cases being published where the anonymisation was incomplete or non-existent. Since formation we have regularly noticed or been notified of such anonymisation errors,...
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