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ICC recommends aligning rules of origin with updated tariff codes
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has published a policy paper recommending that customs administrations align rules of origin in free trade agreements with changes to the Harmonized System (HS), which classifies traded goods. The paper calls for tariff code references to be updated without changing negotiated origin requirements. It also...
Open justice set against risk of criminal prejudice (Various Claimants v Entain Plc)
Corporate Crime analysis: In Various Claimants v Entain Plc, the High Court considered whether expanded public access to documents under CPR PD 51ZH should be restricted where related criminal prosecutions were pending. Applying Cape Intermediate Holdings Ltd v Dring [2019] UKSC 38, the Court granted a filing modification order (FMO) and confirmed...
Deprivation of liberty post-AGNI—purpose, relative normality and contentment (Lancashire CC v BM)
Local Government analysis: The Court of Protection held that BM, a 16-year-old with autism and severe learning disability, was not deprived of his liberty despite extensive restrictions within his residential placement. Applying AGNI’s multifactorial approach, the court emphasised the purpose and relative normality of the arrangements, together...
European Ombudsman encourages Commission to improve AI energy consumption reporting
The European Ombudsman has closed an inquiry into energy consumption reporting for general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI) models and encouraged the European Commission to improve technical solutions that help providers estimate their models’ energy use and meet the objectives of the EU AI Act. The inquiry followed a complaint from a Member of...
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