Week News

• Julian Assange case is the Dreyfus of our age, says John McDonnell

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

• Harvey Weinstein trial: jury expected to hear reading of Sopranos actor's testimony

• Harvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict

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

• Alleged UK victims of Harvey Weinstein hail guilty verdict

• Forensic science failures putting justice at risk, says regulator

Month News

• For Prince Andrew and Anne Sacoolas, the law is just an obstacle to navigate

• Criminal record checks system still broken, say campaigners

• Police keeping drink-driver's DNA breached his rights, judges rule

• Parents of brain-damaged baby lose life support legal battle

• Leonard Woodley obituary

• Last British member of European court of justice could sue EU

Year News

• Army reservist, ACLU drop lawsuit over gun range’s anti-Muslim sign

• Lawyers can search for unaccompanied immigrant children’s cases through new ABA project

• Supreme court to make major ruling on LGBTQ rights

• Afternoon Briefs: Harvey Weinstein threatened with jail for courtroom phone use; Supreme Court closes for weather

• Family judges could get training after row over comments on rape