Week News

• The Guardian view on the tax credit ‘rape clause’: a disturbing part of a greater wrong

• The taboo on chemical weapons has lasted a century – it must be preserved

• New York’s governor plans to use pardon power to restore voting rights to felons on parole

• In Britain now, the richer you are, the better your chance of justice

• We’re grateful for your Windrush work – but the fight for justice goes on

• Secret of David Copperfield’s signature trick revealed in slip-and-fall suit by audience volunteer

• NHS England faces first legal challenge to core of shake-up plans

Month News

• North Carolina police issue broad warrants for data from Google users near crime scenes

• High court overturns decision to release John Worboys

• The Worboys fiasco shows the absurdity of indeterminate sentences

• Alison Saunders’ departure sparks search for new DPP

• TMZ encounters RBG at the airport and asks if she would change careers with ‘Judge Judy’

• Lawyer had sleep disorder that could possibly explain why he fatally shot his wife, doctor testifies

Year News

• Clydes revenue up 14 per cent while PEP slips to £650k

• The Guardian view on making work good: will slowly do it?

• Man who murdered PC Gordon Semple died by hanging, court hears

• PLW People in the News—Oct. 10, 2017—Antheil Maslow & MacMinn

• Bosnian Croat war criminal dies after drinking poison in UN courtroom - reports