Week News

• Suspended West Virginia justice is convicted for false statements, misuse of state vehicles

• Let’s be clear: spy cops are the result of political choices – and that’s a danger

• Tennessee agency rejects proposal to move Valpo Law

• Former Foley & Lardner partner is suspended for falsifying documents

• Russian national is charged with conspiracy to interfere with midterm elections and US democracy

• Turkey should look to its own brutal treatment of journalists

• Labour MPs to press May for Commons vote on Northern Ireland abortion ban

Month News

• Letter: Louis Blom-Cooper had an intensely liberal view of life

• Kavanaugh defends himself in TV interview; White House is open to testimony by second accuser

• Female lawyers exempt from tampon ban for Virginia prison visitors

• Lawsuits target law reviews at Harvard and NYU, saying they favor women and minorities

• Kavanaugh case requires caution

• This conservative supreme court could care less about human rights

Year News

• Quinn bolsters white-collar offering with team hire in Paris

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

• Abortion in Northern Ireland Ireland's government approves bill paving way for abortion referendum

• ‘Right to be forgotten’ can apply to criminals: UK high court rules against Google

• Chemerinsky: Arbitration agreements ruling is a significant loss for workers