Week News

• Objector lawyers committed ‘fraud on the court,’ says Illinois appeals court

• Indiana commission to examine bar exam cut score; California asked to take ‘fresh look’ at its exam

• Corbyn urges support for Labour's Brexit plan as House vote nears

• Brexit will hurt low-paid workers. Freedom of movement is not the problem

• In case that could affect Mueller defendants, Supreme Court considers ‘separate sovereigns doctrine’

• California imposes new regulations on ‘internet of things’ devices

• Microsoft Surface Go tablets selected for digital LSAT in 2019

Month News

• CNN files First Amendment suit against Trump for revocation of reporter Jim Acosta’s press pass

• CPS and police 'routinely failing' to disclose evidence

• Law student gets $30K financial award after fighting off yoga studio shooter with vacuum and broom

• Bangladeshi photographer Shahidul Alam released from prison

• Putin critics voice alarm at prospect of Russian Interpol chief

• MPs call for change of law on rapist fathers after Rotherham case

Year News

• Top attorney for ICE Seattle office charged with stealing immigrants’ identities

• New charges unsealed against Manafort as his latest bail offer is rejected

• Austrian broadcaster launches libel suit against vice-chancellor

• Spain has violated Carles Puigdemont's political rights, UN told

• Billing client in minimum 15-minute increments wasn’t abusive, Wyoming Supreme Court says