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Members of the Doughty Street Crime Team have a regular series, "Life in Crime", in the Solicitors Journal. Members of the Doughty Street Public & Administrative Law Team have a regular series, "Public Law Update", in the New Law Journal. Other articles by Doughty Street barristers are listed below.

"An illegal hanging" - New Statesman, 8th January 2007
Sadakat Kadri argues that besides being barbaric, the execution of Saddam Hussein may well be illegal
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"30 Days - Saddam Hussein has few options left in preventing his own execution" - Newsweek, 27 December 2006
Sadakat Kadri interviewed by Newsweek journalist Emily Flynn Vencat on the ramifications of the rejection of Saddam Hussein's appeal against his death sentence.
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"Blair faces a tricky legal position" - Times Online, 16th May 2006
Sadakat Kadri discusses the legal dilemma facing the Government over the question of foreign prisoners
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"Life in Crime", - Solicitors Journal, November 2007
by Jeannie Mackie - to read, click here

"The wrong way to combat terrorism ", Open Democracy, 3 May 2006
by Sadakat Kadri - to read, click here

"They'd do better sticking Saddam's head on a pole", The Guardian, 4 April 2006
by Sadakat Kadri - to read, click here

"Unaccompanied asylum seekers: making a lawful age assessment", Legal Action, February 2005
by Robert Latham

"The Freedom of Information Act explained", Legal Action, January 2005
by Guy Vassall-Adams

"Recent Developments in Public Law", Legal Action, November 2004
by Kate Markus and Martin Westgate

"Thumbs up?", Solicitors Journal, 13 August 2004
by Stephen Cragg (with Peter Mahy, Howells Solicitors)

"Recent Developments in Public Law", Legal Action, May 2004
by Kate Markus and Martin Westgate

"Inquests and the Right to Protection of Law", Legal Action, May 2004
by Stephen Cragg

"A new system of police complaints", Legal Action, April 2004
by Stephen Cragg

"The PTSD litigation", Journal of Personal Injury Law, 2004, No 2
by Jonathan Glasson (with Robert Jay, 39 Essex Street Chambers)

"Dress nonsense", Solicitors Journal, 27 February 2004
by Jeannie Mackie

"Privacy of the jury", Solicitors Journal, 13 February 2004
by Richard Fisher

"Investigating the state", New Law Journal, 28 November 2003
by Patrick O'Connor QC and Henrietta Hill

"A missed opportunity", Solicitors Journal, 7 November 2003
Paul Bowen and Stephen Cragg

"Scrutinising the bill", New Law Journal, 1 August 2003
by Patrick O'Connor QC and Henrietta Hill

"Two Years of the Human Rights Act", European Human Rights Law Review, 2003, No 1
by Keir Starmer

"Mind the gap", New Law Journal, 20 December 2002
by Jamie Burton