Week News

• Cyclist settles case for £30,000 after hitting pedestrian who was looking at phone

• Supreme court blocks Mexican family's legal bid over teen killed by border agent

• Why are New Zealanders still not allowed to know the identity of Grace Millane's killer?

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

• Julian Assange asks to sit with lawyers for extradition case

• Forget consent forms. The burden of proof should never fall on rape victims

• Other lives Biddy Macfarlane obituary

Month News

• We won’t defeat terrorism by locking people up forever

• Man who set up fake modelling website jailed for rape

• UK alignment on EU standards price to pay for trade deal, say MEPs

• The Guardian view on Boris Johnson in court: Brexit’s war on the law

• Impact on rape victims of police phone seizures to be reviewed

• 'Britain won't follow EU trade rules after Brexit', says UK's chief negotiator

Year News

• In dueling suits, Kanye West alleges contract ‘servitude,’ while music publisher claims deal breach

• English judge says man having sex with wife is 'fundamental human right'

• Move to a paperless law firm with these scanning tools-READY

• Assault and self-harm hit record levels in jails in England and Wales

• Weinstein Company creditors join settlement including $25m for accusers