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Tory MP who blocked upskirting bill says he was scapegoated09:36, June 17 12 0 The Conservative MP Christopher Chope has said he was scapegoated for blocking a bill to make upskirting a specific criminal offence, saying he supports the bill and only objected to it for procedural reasons.
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US expected to quit UN human rights panel over perceived anti-Israel bias
14:37, June 16 16 0
Talks over how to reform the United Nations human rights council have failed to meet US demands, activists and diplomats said, suggesting the Trump administration will quit the panel, whose session opens on Monday. -
Wrecking ball Christopher Chope v upskirting bill? Alas, no contest
12:07, June 16 18 0
In a week of so much parliamentary nonsense, we rounded off with Sir Christopher Chope objecting to the law that would have stopped perverts taking pictures up women’s skirts. That parliament still has procedures that allow bills to be stopped by one backbencher is one in a long list of stupidities about our parliament. I’d explain it to you but I don’t understand it and, unlike Chope, I have a life. -
Disbarred lawyer gets new ethics trial because of bankruptcy judge’s testimony
14:38, June 15 23 0
A Texas appeals court has ruled that a disbarred lawyer should get a new ethics trial because a court erred by allowing a federal bankruptcy judge to testify about the alleged misconduct. -
The law must change on upskirting. One Tory MP won’t stop us
14:37, June 15 21 0
Upskirting is a depraved violation of privacy. It is outrageous that a single Tory MP has been able to derail a much needed and universally supported change in the law. But that is exactly what has happened. -
Judge revokes bail for Manafort, cites new obstruction charges
12:58, June 15 27 0
A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Friday revoked bail for Paul Manafort, a former campaign chairman for President Donald Trump. -
Harvard sued for alleged discrimination against Asian American applicants
12:56, June 15 25 0
An Asian American group suing Harvard University says it has evidence of discrimination in the school’s admissions process. -
Law firm that used job candidate’s statements in lawsuit won’t be sanctioned
12:06, June 15 26 0
A federal judge in San Francisco has refused to sanction a law firm accused of secretly recording a job interview with a former employee of a litigation opponent and then using the information in its amended lawsuit. -
‘Nigerian prince’ email scam 2.0: How to avoid falling victim to social engineering cyberattacks
10:38, June 15 25 0
Lawyers at Owens, Schine & Nicola, a personal injury firm in Connecticut, thought they had an easy collections matter to resolve. -
Union wins first round in Deliveroo high court employment challenge
06:54, June 15 23 0
A union has been given the go-ahead for a high court challenge over the employment status of Deliveroo riders in the latest gig economy case.
Week News
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Former town justice pleads guilty to helping steal over $11.8M in estate assets
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US Customs will return $57,330 seized at airport; immigrant says another $770 is due
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Back to school for UK judges in bid to raise courts awareness
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Federal judge approves AT&T-Time Warner merger, warns stay request would be unjust
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Legal system of child protection is in crisis, says senior judge
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Upskirting to become a criminal offence punishable by two years in jail
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Harvard sued for alleged discrimination against Asian American applicants
Month News
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Pussycat Dolls sue Daily Mail owner over 'prostitution ring' story
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ABA announces winners of the 2018 Silver Gavel Awards
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Education is one way out of prison. Let’s make work another
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Ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Osofsky named as head of Serious Fraud Office
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Other lives Michael Barnes obituary
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Does law requiring immigration cooperation run afoul of sports betting decision? Judge thinks so
Year News
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Meet Donald Trump Jr.‘s new lawyer, Alan Futerfas
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A healing response to ‘The Lawyer, the Addict’
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Never Say a 007 Box Set Contains 'All the Bond Films' if It Doesn't Include 'Never Say Never Again'? A Jury Will Decide
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Home secretary ignores court order and sends asylum seeker to Kabul
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Theresa May suffers third Brexit defeat in Lords