Week News

• Dentons employee’s suit says she was treated like a sexual object, complaints went unheeded

• Federal judge approves AT&T-Time Warner merger, warns stay request would be unjust

• Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh arrested

• Civil rights lawyer Crump hosts television series on wrongful convictions

• US expected to quit UN human rights panel over perceived anti-Israel bias

• Tory MP who blocked upskirting bill says he was scapegoated

• Prosecutors should create innovation offices to improve justice and public safety

Month News

• A year after Supreme Court’s TC Heartland ruling, patent cases are up in Delaware and LA

• Judge’s racially demeaning language merits suspension, investigative panel says

• Guardian Selects Why admitting you're wrong should be the new right

• Anti-terrorism plans 'will make thought crime a reality'

• Apple tests security feature with potential to foil law enforcement

• Stormy Daniels’ former lawyer claims Avenatti defamed him, Cohen violated his privacy rights

Year News

• The need for the Grenfell inquiry to address survivors’ fears

• Trump not convinced Russian meddling took place, communications chief says

• War criminal dies after drinking poison in UN court, Croatian TV reports

• Teen in Slender Man case is sentenced to 40 years in psychiatric hospital

• Unauthorized rental-car driver generally has privacy rights in police search, Supreme Court rules