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Letters to UK crime victims from CPS 'unsatisfactory'19:02, October 21 5 0 Letters to victims of rape and other crimes sent by the Crown Prosecution Service explaining legal decisions are of poor quality, lack human empathy and are frequently late, according to an official watchdog.
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Knowing when to tell your client no and discussing other ethical dilemmas
11:57, October 21 16 0
One of the most important ethical obligations a lawyer has is knowing when to tell their client no. But how do you know when that moment has come, and how do you deal with it? -
Appeal court quashes UK policy of removing migrants with little warning
08:10, October 21 11 0
The court of appeal has quashed a Home Office policy of removing migrants from the UK without access to justice. -
Revealed: ex-members of Amy Coney Barrett faith group tell of trauma and sexual abuse
05:07, October 21 12 0
Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the supreme court has prompted former members of her secretive faith group, the People of Praise, to come forward and share stories about emotional trauma and – in at least one case – sexual abuse they claim to have suffered at the hands of members of the Christian group. -
Worrying threat to the supreme court
13:17, October 20 16 0
The UK’s supreme court, from which Lord Kerr recently retired after very distinguished service (Report, 19 October), faces the UK’s parliament. It is a potent symbol of the rule of law – a virtue for which the UK was, until 2020, universally admired. It is probably the most transparent and accessible court in the world. It is understandable that any government with authoritarian tendencies might wish to send it back behind closed doors, and stop the live streams, tourist visits and informative website. -
US justice department expected to sue Google over accusation of illegal monopoly
10:57, October 20 13 0
The US justice department filed a lawsuit against Google on Tuesday, accusing the tech company of abusing its position to maintain an illegal monopoly over search and search advertising. -
A dazzling, shocking indictment of America: What the Constitution Means to Me review
08:03, October 20 13 0
Heidi Schreck tells us she first performed this show a decade ago to about 20 people, mostly friends, and has since rolled it out during presidential elections, supreme court hearings, marches and protests. “Every time I walk out,” she says, “the world has changed.” -
Parole Board chief calls for high-profile hearings to be heard in public
03:10, October 20 35 0
High-profile parole hearings in England and Wales should be heard in public, the chief executive of the Parole Board has said, ahead of reforms set to be announced on Tuesday aimed at removing the secrecy around such procedures. -
Just one in seven rape survivors expect justice in England and Wales
19:07, October 19 19 0
Just one in seven rape survivors believe they will receive justice by reporting a rape, according to a survey by the victims’ commissioner. -
Anne-Marie Hutchinson obituary
13:53, October 19 19 0
Anne-Marie Hutchinson, who has died aged 63 of cancer, was a trailblazing family lawyer, renowned for her groundbreaking work on forced marriage and international child abduction. A partner at the London law firm Dawson Cornwell, she also acted for victims of “honour”-based violence and female genital mutilation, abandoned spouses, and potential parents in surrogacy arrangements. Innovative and involved in the most reported cases of any solicitor in her field, she often sought to extend principles of English law and the court’s jurisdiction, to afford rights and protection to those she represented.
Week News
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Thousands of victims of child trafficking denied right to stay in the UK
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Lord Kerr: 'respectable arguments' for both jury and non-jury trials
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Rape prosecutors in England and Wales given new advice over dating apps
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Just one in seven rape survivors expect justice in England and Wales
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Worrying threat to the supreme court
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Knowing when to tell your client no and discussing other ethical dilemmas
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Letters to UK crime victims from CPS 'unsatisfactory'
Month News
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Inquest into suicide of gambling addict will explore if UK state failed him
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BAME justice should be appointed to UK supreme court 'within six years'
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Supreme court rejects appeal from clerk who refused to register gay marriage
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Top EU court rules against Hungary on Soros university
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The Guardian view on covert human intelligence sources: draw a line
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The Society interview David Greene: Condemning lawyers for doing their jobs is inherently dangerous
Year News
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Law school with bar pass rate significantly under 75% threshold considers its future
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Law firm’s four-day workweek increased morale and productivity, managing partner says
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Jamaica deportation flight leaves with 'about 20' people
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US supreme court livestreams arguments for first time ever
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Making defendants state nationality is 'racialising' UK courts – report