Week News

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

• Two Tesco directors cleared of fraud and false accounting

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

• Trump to nominate former Attorney General William Barr to succeed Sessions

• Microsoft Surface Go tablets selected for digital LSAT in 2019

• Supreme Court rejects cases on Planned Parenthood defunding; 2 justices join Thomas’ dissent

• ABA releases updated standards for treatment of unaccompanied immigrant minors

Month News

• Former male Chicago law school employee alleges gender discrimination

• US law banning female genital mutilation declared unconstitutional

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

• Brexit: European court rejects British expats' referendum challenge

• New Mexico man applying for marriage license with DC courts told he needs passport

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

Year News

• Hogan Lovells elects first German partner as chair

• More than 150 deputy public defenders protest appointment of chief they believe is unqualified

• First thoughts The UK justice system is in meltdown. When will the government act?

• ‘Outrageously excessive’ requests for attorney fees can be altogether denied, 3rd Circuit says

• ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary reopens Kavanaugh evaluation