Week News

• 11th Circuit reinstates suit claiming imprisoned grandma was deemed a man because of menopause drugs

• Labour will restore legal aid so all citizens have access to justice – not just the rich

• Indian multimillionaire ordered to give back pay to superyacht crew

• Quarter of adults think marital sex without consent is not rape, UK survey finds

• 'Corrupt' Vote Leave campaign undermines Brexit vote, court told

• Special counsel says Michael Cohen has gone to ‘significant lengths’ to aid investigation

• With November losses, legal services industry has 100 fewer jobs than a year ago

Month News

• Call for abolition of 'not proven' verdict in Scottish law

• Supreme Court will hear arguments on whether to question official in 2020 census lawsuit

• Actress obtains TRO against Michael Avenatti after alleging he dragged her out of his apartment

• Kirkland drops mandatory arbitration of associate workplace disputes after call for boycott

• Your right to know: how Australia's defamation law stifles public-interest journalism

• Another court rules against Trump administration’s grant restrictions to sanctuary jurisdictions

Year News

• Congolese fighters convicted of raping young girls in landmark case

• Brexit explained EU exit plan: why does the draft fall short?

• The Guardian view on the tax credit ‘rape clause’: a disturbing part of a greater wrong

• Education is one way out of prison. Let’s make work another

• The Sun pays damages over revenge porn images of lottery claimant