Week News

• First Step offers prison release, then possible deportation, for noncitizens

• UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia declared unlawful by court of appeal

• Cyclist who knocked over woman on phone must pay up to £100,000

• LSAC announces competition for law student access-to-justice ideas

• Federal judge blocks ICE from making civil immigration arrests at courthouses

• Appeal court overturns forced abortion ruling

• 4 document assembly tools to keep your law firm on track

Month News

• Judge blocks closing of state’s only abortion clinic with TRO

• Judge orders transfer of gorilla from sanctuary to zoo; bacterial infection could aggravate trip

• More families of murder victims will qualify for financial assistance; report helped fuel state’s legislation

• Pirating files not so bad, with one exception, according to survey of Harvard LLM students

• Progress on ending child labour stall in countries supplying goods to west

• Top Gear sprays LGBT pride flag on cars used in Brunei filming

Year News

• The Guardian view on rape prosecutions: step up, don’t step back

• Former law firm clients coached to lie in asylum cases may be targeted for deportation

• Perspectives on the trans debate

• ABA greenlights University of Illinois System acquiring John Marshall Law School

• Mother wins right to seek new inquest into girl's death linked to air pollution