Week News

• Supreme Court to decide whether public access channel can be sued for First Amendment violation

• Sessions blasts judicial activism and deposition order in case on census citizenship question

• The Guardian view on the Gender Recognition Act: where rights collide

• The Daphne Project 'Golden passports' firm was consulted by government over investor visas

• Writers group files First Amendment suit against Trump for alleged retaliation against media

• Former Foley & Lardner partner is suspended for falsifying documents

• Interpol ex-chief may be dead, wife fears, after capture by Chinese

Month News

• Kavanaugh was ‘physically aggressive’ at parties where gang rapes occurred: 3rd accuser’s affidavit

• Department of Justice to sue California over state’s new net neutrality rules

• Trump again backs Kavanaugh but says lying to Senate would be unacceptable

• After the Nobel peace prize, it’s time to focus on the victims of rape

• Exeter prison condemned by inspectors for violence and drug use

• Judge’s suit claims she was retaliated against at work for her husband’s political activity

Year News

• Peers warn of low morale in judiciary and call for greater diversity

• The Guardian view on John Worboys’ release: verdict on a system in crisis

• Special counsel is reportedly probing donation to Trump’s foundation by Ukrainian businessman

• The state has a terrible secret: it kidnaps our children

• Edinburgh pushes for legal powers to impose tourist tax