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Over 60% of 'fast-track justice' defendants never enter plea11:36, August 19 0 0 People accused of minor offences are increasingly ignoring fast-track court proceedings because they do not recognise they are at risk of being convicted, the Magistrates Association has said.
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Defendants face conviction by not entering 'single justice' plea
10:44, August 19 2 0
People accused of minor offences are increasingly ignoring fast track court proceedings because they do not recognise they are at risk of being convicted, the Magistrates Association has said. -
Want to be happy? Lawyering, buying a home and retiring early may not be the best choice, author says
10:24, August 19 2 0
Image from Shutterstock. If you want to be happy, being a lawyer may not be the best choice, according to an author who has studied happiness research. -
Forgoing bug bounties and disclosure policies, legal tech leaves lawyers vulnerable
07:49, August 19 5 0
Jason Tashea. Photo by Saverio Truglia. In the winter of 2017, Mike Lissner knew something was wrong with PACER, the federal courts’ document and e-filing portal. -
My working week 'Authorities say my 15-year-old client is 27 and want to deport him': my job as a legal aid lawyer
02:57, August 19 10 0
I’m a legal aid lawyer. My job is to help people challenge decisions made by local authorities and government departments: I mostly work with children in the UK who are on their own and seeking asylum, and who have had their ages disbelieved. -
‘I lost my baby then I lost my job’ – one mother’s fight to change working rights
01:10, August 18 21 0
Amy McKeown had been 12 weeks pregnant when she came round on her bathroom floor, blood pooling on the tiles, unable to move. Ten days earlier, in the spring of 2016, she had gone for her first scan with her husband, Matt, and their two-year-old daughter. At the appointment, a nurse told her she had miscarried; the baby had no heartbeat. -
Afternoon Briefs: Suit claims hijacking of state AG’s office; proposed rule called license to discriminate
02:48, August 17 23 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. • Is the Minnesota attorney general’s office being hijacked by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg? That’s the question being raised by the conservative-leaning Upper Midwest Law Center. It has sued for more information about a fellow working in the office. The fellow comes from a law school environmental center that is partly funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies. (The Twin Cities Pioneer Press, MPR News) -
Police force declines new powers lowering bar for stop and search
12:18, August 16 25 0
West Midlands police have refused to take up an offer of new powers to make it easier for officers to conduct stop and searches. -
We know that prison doesn’t work. So what are the alternatives?
22:57, August 15 23 0
Whether for violence, public disorder or wage theft – there is no shortage of calls for more people to be sent to prison, and for longer. -
Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer told shooting suspect to give up; judge says slurs didn’t describe defendants
18:19, August 15 29 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. • A defense lawyer for the suspect accused of shooting six Philadelphia police officers says he advised his former client to surrender. The police commissioner says the lawyer, Shaka Johnson, deserves a lot of credit for speaking with suspect Maurice Hill. But it was tear gas that ultimately ended the nearly eight-hour standoff. (FOX29, the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Washington Post, CNN)
Week News
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5 Democratic senators point to NRA support for Kavanaugh in urging SCOTUS to drop gun case
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DHS should relax standards for releasing immigrants from detention, House of Delegates says
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ABA House of Delegates asks governments not to restrict access to health care
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Afternoon Briefs: Suit allowed over website’s bankruptcy-lawyer ban; judge resigns and ends case
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Prosecutions in England and Wales fall to record low
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The right response to Saudi Arabia’s executions
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We know that prison doesn’t work. So what are the alternatives?
Month News
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Bailiffs made to wear body cameras in move to end intimidation
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Controversial Penn law prof is under fire for remarks about third-world immigration
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Afternoon Briefs: Mueller ‘generally’ agrees on problematic Trump answers; Gorsuch advises 2L
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Employment tribunal claims taking eight months to be heard
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It’s oppressive not strict in Saudi Arabia
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South Wales police to use facial recognition apps on phones
Year News
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Some ex-students join Charlotte School of Law in limited settlement fund motion
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Trump threatens to close border after CBP deploys tear gas; conflicting reports of deal with Mexico
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16 states sue over Trump’s emergency declaration, designed to divert money for border wall
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Have you adapted your law practice for an aging population? If so, how?
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Lawyer awarded $229K in pregnancy bias suit after judge slams defendant law firm for slow discovery