Week News

• Upskirting law comes into force in England and Wales as cases rise

• Coding legal applications with no code can be ‘easy and intuitive,’ says app developer CEO-READY

• Judge arrested for alleged courthouse sex assault; women adopted buddy-system safety plan

• Assange's indictment is Trump's next step in his war on press freedom

• Judge refuses to block maker of Roundup weed killer from geofencing around courthouse

• SCOTUS justices avoid mention of ‘profane past participle’ in arguments on scandalous trademarks

• Israel Folau hearing could turn on point of NSW law, expert says

Month News

• Activists project 'refugees welcome' on Acropolis to show crisis not over

• Thank EU for the music – not the grasping tech giants

• Facebook ad algorithms made housing bias worse, HUD lawsuit says

• Do frozen embryo rulings have implications in abortion debate? Supreme Court asked to weigh in

• UK arms sales are factor in humanitarian crisis in Yemen, court hears

• 15 lawyers have left this law firm, whose head count is shrinking-READY

Year News

• What is Harvey Weinstein charged with – and what happens next?

• EU votes for copyright law that would make internet a 'tool for control'

• Did the UK government do a dirty deal with Trump over the Isis suspects?

• European court to rule on whether article 50 can be reversed

• Report: Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress; does it meet Barr’s definition of obstruction?