Week News

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

• Unnecessary cruelty of the UK’s immigration and asylum system

• Data gathering 'may deny rape victims access to justice'

• ABA ethics opinion offers guidance on data breaches

• Home Office ordered to pay damages to sex trafficking victim

• PEN America sues Trump for violating first amendment rights

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

Month News

• Details of MEPs’ €4,416-a-month expenses to remain secret, court rules

• Pret a Manger sued in US for labelling products containing pesticides as 'natural'

• Physician calling himself ‘the real Dr. Joshi’ sues indicted doctor with the same name

• ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary reopens Kavanaugh evaluation

• In both Brazil and the US, democracy is at a crossroads

• Giving prison officers pepper spray 'will worsen conflict'

Year News

• Ex-BigLaw partner who represented Shkreli faces possible 20-year sentence

• Illinois’ most populous county files new suit over Cambridge Analytica’s use of Facebook data

• May resists Tory calls to act on Northern Ireland abortion

• US expected to quit UN human rights panel over perceived anti-Israel bias

• First execution using fentanyl carried out after 8th Circuit rejects appeal