Week News

• This government has plans that would destroy the protection of the law

• 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

• Eminent Monsters: A Manual for Modern Torture review – the cycle of shame

• If the UK cares about justice, it must fund forensic services properly

• Durham's pioneering police scheme slashes reoffending rates

• UK man arrested in Egypt for 'pat on the back' is released

Month News

• Rape jury system unfair to victims

• Harry Dunn: US rejects extradition request for Anne Sacoolas

• Autonomy founder Mike Lynch submits himself for arrest

• Police watchdog warns confidence in forces being damaged

• 'Crimes not reported' as public lose confidence in police

• Appeal court gives 11th-hour reprieve to detainees due to be sent to Jamaica

Year News

• More than 260 people targeted in elder fraud sweeps, including alleged $30M attorney scammer

• AG Barr orders detention of some asylum-seekers who pass credible fear interviews pending case resolution

• Legal aid lawyers seeking pay hike moonlight as bartenders and Uber drivers

• 6th Circuit rules for workers’ comp law firm challenging ban on solicitation of claimants

• Neil Armstrong’s family received $6M in secret settlement with hospital that treated him before death