Week News

• Attorney general must not use her powers to politicise role

• Harvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict

• Suffrage review: epic retelling of US women's long battle for the vote

• Man pleads guilty to petrol splashing despite Queensland police refusal to lay charges

• Dubai ruler trying to keep two judgments secret, UK court hears

• German court repeals ban on assisted suicide services

• Coronavirus UK: will I get paid if I take sick leave?

Month News

• Harvey Weinstein trial: attorney shows dress witness wore during alleged attack

• Appeal court gives 11th-hour reprieve to detainees due to be sent to Jamaica

• Geoffrey Cox signals he would accept lead role in review of judiciary

• Roger Stone furore shows 'crisis of credibility' in US justice system, experts warn

• New attorney general wanted to 'take back control' from courts

• Durham's pioneering police scheme slashes reoffending rates

Year News

• Former managing partner involved in Bush v. Gore charged with resisting arrest

• The Guardian view on failures to protect children: the buck stops where?

• Kavanaugh opinion overturns conviction of black defendant for racial bias in jury selection

• Jeffrey Epstein asks to be released on bail while awaiting sex trafficking trial

• Legal jobs leap upward in August