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Women's rights under threat after Brexit, warns EHCR report19:36, July 22 9 0 Women in the UK risk losing hard-won equality and human rights protections, including employment rights and funding for women’s services, when the UK leaves the EU, according to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHCR).
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CPS apologises to Girls Aloud star for not prosecuting stalker
18:45, July 22 9 0
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has apologised to Girls Aloud singer Nicola Roberts for not prosecuting an ex-boyfriend accused of violating a restraining order for stalking her. -
Trump supreme court pick called Nixon Watergate tapes ruling 'erroneous'
11:09, July 22 13 0
Supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh suggested several years ago that the unanimous high court ruling in 1974 that forced President Richard Nixon to turn over the Watergate tapes, leading to the end of his presidency, may have been wrongly decided. -
Cliff Richard v BBC has set a terrible precedent – the media must fight back
09:26, July 22 15 0
When actor Gordon Kaye was hoodwinked, as he lay in hospital recovering from brain surgery in 1990, by a Sunday Sport reporter dressed as a medic, there was no part of English law that suggested his privacy had been invaded. Scroll forward nearly 30 years and the world is a different place, transformed not just by the internet and 24-hour news, but also by the attempts of the rich and famous to argue that their right to privacy trumps that of the public’s right to know. -
Brett Kavanaugh: Nixon Watergate tapes ruling may have been 'erroneous'
08:50, July 22 13 0
Supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh suggested several years ago that the unanimous high court ruling in 1974 that forced President Richard Nixon to turn over the Watergate tapes, leading to the end of his presidency, may have been wrongly decided. -
Indonesia girl jailed for abortion after being raped by brother
09:06, July 21 22 0
A 15-year-old Indonesian girl who was raped by her older brother has been jailed for six months for having an abortion, an official said on Saturday. -
Indicted Russian company cites Kavanaugh opinion on campaign finance in bid to get charge tossed
17:17, July 20 23 0
An indicted Russian company accused of taking part in an “information warfare” campaign to influence the 2016 presidential election is citing an opinion by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a bid to get the charge dismissed. -
Cliff Richard and freedom of the press
12:37, July 20 25 0
Media commentators are already declaiming Justice Mann’s judgment in favour of Cliff Richard over the BBC as a “dark day for press freedom”. Rubbish. These arguments are specious. The public interest and public prurience should not be conflated. The public interest must not be determined by the media alone. The Human Rights Act (which Theresa May despises) has something to say on the matter. We are not dealing here with the Cambridge Analytica story or the Paradise Papers – examples of a clear public interest uncovered by investigative journalists (not the BBC). -
Chicago to get a public law school: John Marshall acquired by University of Illinois system
08:37, July 20 20 0
After more than two years of discussions, the University of Illinois’ board of trustees Thursday approved a plan to acquire Chicago’s John Marshall School of Law, a private stand-alone institution. -
Amazon must be forced to change, for the sake of its workers
05:04, July 20 25 0
While the technological advancements that have brought us tailor-made online shopping at the click of a button is worth celebrating, the delirium that surrounded Amazon’s Prime Day this week has left a bad taste in my mouth. Technological progress brings its own challenges, and the concerns of my constituents who have worked at our local Amazon fulfilment centre have only served to reinforce this view.
Week News
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Lawyer is suspended after apparent sex act with client is caught on courthouse security camera
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ICC crime of aggression comes into effect without key signatories
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Text-message reminders are a cheap and effective way to reduce pretrial detention
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Spain to introduce ‘yes means yes’ sexual consent law
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Legal aid harder to access since reform, says human rights committee
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MPs criticise DPP Alison Saunders over collapse of rape trials
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Indonesia girl jailed for abortion after being raped by brother
Month News
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UK ban on heterosexual civil partnerships ruled discriminatory
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UK plan for female prisoners 'underfunded by £15m'
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What did Jack Straw know about the UK's role in torture and rendition?
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Does your office have unusual amenities?
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Lawyer blames visitor visa refusals on ‘deep underlying racism’
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California Supreme Court rules indigent litigants are entitled to free court reporters
Year News
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Counsel On Call acquires e-discovery firm DSi
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Dechert hires Kirkland & Ellis duo in London
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Lords push for children to be protected against tech giants by law
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Bosnian Croat war criminal dies after drinking poison in UN courtroom - reports
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Ex-Fisher & Phillips partner gets life sentence, says he spoke ‘telepathically’ with slain wife