This week, we look at an important constitutional case about the interaction between anti-money laundering rules and legal professional privilege. Plus, the Oakes test makes a cameo!
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This week, we look at an important constitutional case about the interaction between anti-money laundering rules and legal professional privilege. Plus, the Oakes test makes a cameo! Link to case: [2023] UKPC 6 Legal Style Blog homepage Twitter: @legalstyleblog E-mail: editor@legalstyle.co.uk

This week, we look at an important constitutional case about the interaction between anti-money laundering rules and legal professional privilege. Plus, the Oakes test makes a cameo!
<a href="https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKPC/2023/6.html" rel="noopener noreferrer">Link to case: [2023] UKPC 6</a>
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Attorney General v Jamaican Bar Association [2023] UKPC 6

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