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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy will survive the bitter battle over her successor02:05, September 20 3 0 When, in 2015, Time magazine made Ruth Bader Ginsburg one of its 100 most influential people, it was the conservative and fellow supreme court justice Antonin Scalia who observed: “Ginsburg has had two distinguished legal careers, either one of which would alone entitle her to be one of Time’s 100.”
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Letters: Suella Braverman – blindly in thrall to Cummings and co
01:28, September 20 3 0
The arrogant and duplicitous nature of Boris Johnson’s government is summed up by the attorney general’s assertion that, despite the proposals to “disapply” part of the Brexit withdrawal deal, the government remained “committed to the rule of law” (“Top lawyers slam minister for wrecking UK’s reputation”, News). Breaking international law in a “specific and limited way” should be anathema to all members of the government. The inability of Suella Braverman and her fellow travellers to see what is staring them in the face and apparent to anyone not in thrall to Johnson is simply staggering. It is surely a case of the blond leading the blind.Mike PenderCardiff -
Companies House to verify directors' identities before being listed
14:08, September 18 18 0
Company directors will have their identities verified before their names are listed on the UK’s official register of company information, as the government attempts to make life harder for financial criminals. -
Activists sue ministers over release of game birds for shooting
08:11, September 18 16 0
Conservation activists are suing the UK government over the release of millions of game birds on to land which is home to rare and threatened species. -
Australian judge steps down from Hong Kong court over new national security law
05:52, September 18 29 0
Australian judge James Spigelman has resigned from Hong Kong’s highest court, reportedly citing concerns over the national security law imposed on the region by Beijing. -
Tell us: what are pandemic conditions like in UK prisons?
04:08, September 18 18 0
Prisons went into highly restrictive lockdowns earlier this year in attempts to prevent coronavirus transmission. While some have been opening up and relaxing the measures, which included prisoners spending much longer in their cells and bans on visits from relatives and friends, others still have restrictions on regular prison life. -
England and Wales' disgraceful prisons expose ministers' refusal to learn from mistakes
03:25, September 18 15 0
The slow-motion collapse of England and Wales’ prison system is a textbook example of the government’s repeated public service failures in the age of austerity. -
Letter: Anthony Lester obituary
12:44, September 17 25 0
When the Race Relations Board was established by the Race Relations Act 1965 I was fortunate enough to be appointed as its legal adviser. I soon met Anthony Lester, a young barrister who had pressed for it with CARD (the Campaign against Racial Discrimination). -
Hong Kong activist denied bail after being charged with sedition
07:00, September 17 25 0
An activist who was the first person to be charged with sedition in Hong Kong since 1997 has been denied bail before his trial for “uttering seditious words” and advocating for Hong Kong independence. -
UK judge halts Home Office flight to remove asylum seekers
16:07, September 16 40 0
A senior high court judge has halted a charter flight hours before up to 20 asylum seekers who crossed the Channel to the UK in small boats were due to be forcibly removed to Spain, a country they had previously passed through.
Week News
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Wagner's treaty warning to the Tories
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Maximum jail term for attacking emergency workers to be doubled
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Women lose court of appeal challenge against UK pension change
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Lord Keen: what were the events that led to Tory peer's resignation?
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UK judge halts Home Office flight to remove asylum seekers
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Tell us: what are pandemic conditions like in UK prisons?
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Letters: Suella Braverman – blindly in thrall to Cummings and co
Month News
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US trial of Isis 'Beatles' likely after UK supreme court ruling clears way
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Home Office wrong to refer to 'activist lawyers', top official admits
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George Floyd-style killing 'could happen in the UK', says Michael Fuller
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Mother sues MoJ over child's lack of access to father in jails lockdown
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Julian Assange due in court in latest stage of fight against US extradition
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England Covid restrictions: what is allowed from Monday
Year News
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Judge dismisses torture charges against Charles Taylor's ex-wife
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John Worboys given two more life sentences for additional attacks
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Urgent crackdown on terror sentences will affect about 50 inmates
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If the UK cares about justice, it must fund forensic services properly
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Lockdown has awoken the sleeping giant in our workplaces: union power