Week News

• 11th Circuit reinstates suit claiming imprisoned grandma was deemed a man because of menopause drugs

• Women at Ivy League law schools reject employers with mandatory arbitration agreements

• From the Guardian archive Blasphemy prosecutions: trials at the Leeds Assizes – archive, 1911

• Judge tosses sexual assault suit against lawyer, says accuser lied under oath

• ABA greenlights University of Illinois System acquiring John Marshall Law School

• 'Corrupt' Vote Leave campaign undermines Brexit vote, court told

• Trump to nominate former Attorney General William Barr to succeed Sessions

Month News

• Judge starts crowdfund appeal to test judiciary employment rights

• Woman who inherited fatal illness to sue doctors in groundbreaking case

• Speeding ticket turns into a possible 6-month jail term for St. Louis woman

• Belgium launches first criminal investigation of euthanasia case

• Care homes, cameras and euthanasia

• Rapist fathers should not have rights over their victims’ children

Year News

• Supreme Court holds guilty plea doesn’t bar Second Amendment challenge; Gorsuch joins Breyer opinion

• The writer Katharine Whitehorn would rather die than live like this

• Abortion: judge temporarily blocks controversial heartbeat law in Iowa

• Former detainees call for inquiry into UK role in torture and jailing

• US says it will appeal injunction barring separation of immigrant families