Week News

• Six men jailed for rape and assault of two girls in Huddersfield

• Immigration rules post-Brexit could fuel modern slavery, say charities

• UN rapporteur warns of rise of 'cybertorture' to bypass physical ban

• Attorney general must not use her powers to politicise role

• Harvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict

• Cyclist settles case for £30,000 after hitting pedestrian who was looking at phone

• Forensic science failures putting justice at risk, says regulator

Month News

• Call to close teenage sex 'loophole' for faith leaders and coaches

• Inquests will be opened into deaths of Vietnamese migrants

• The Guardian view on emergency terror laws: nothing to do with Europe

• Shamima Begum loses first stage of appeal against citizenship removal

• Legal experts urge caution on high court ruling that Aboriginal Australians are not 'aliens'

• New attorney general wanted to 'take back control' from courts

Year News

• New program will pay some law school admittees to defer studies and work in public interest

• Criminalising street harassment works. Britain must follow France's lead

• US justice department resumes use of death penalty and schedules five executions

• Victim forced to give evidence as Worboys bids to avoid life term

• Rodney Reed: Texas appeals court halts execution of inmate