Week News

• Breyer says SCOTUS has to decide whether Guantanamo detainees can continue to be held

• Mike Ashley starts legal challenge to Debenhams rescue plan

• Nicaragua frees more than 100 political prisoners under new amnesty law

• Criminal barristers advised to accept pay deal

• Texas governor signs bill banning shutdowns of kids’ lemonade stands

• Julian Assange to appear in court after Javid signs US extradition request

• Australia has been seduced by creeping authoritarianism – and its citizens need to wake up

Month News

• An ambassador for human rights won’t convince the world that Britain cares

• Voters cry foul over politician's fall from swing in Dublin bar

• Mueller: If his office had confidence Trump didn’t commit a crime, it would have said so

• Stop and searches in London up fivefold under controversial powers

• Speedboat killer pleads guilty to assaulting barman in Devon

• ABA group offers $5K scholarships to support LGBT public interest work

Year News

• John Bolton to castigate ICC in Washington speech

• FBI asks Google to turn over data on all users who were close to robbery locations

• Who are your favorite lawyers to follow on social media?

• Airbnb should be seen as a digital service provider, ECJ advised

• Barr refuses to testify before House as Justice Department rejects request for full Mueller report