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Saudi Arabia seeks its first death penalty against a female human rights activist00:35, August 22 0 0 Saudi Arabia’s public prosecutor is seeking the death penalty against five human rights activists currently on trial in a secretive terrorism court, according to Human Rights Watch.
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Government to ban unethical puppy and kitten farms in England
19:05, August 21 6 0
The government is to ban unethical puppy and kitten farms in England, pledging to end the trade of unscrupulous breeders who keep animals in filthy and cramped conditions and force some to be pregnant many times over. -
Jury finds Manafort guilty on 8 counts; judge declares mistrial on 10 other counts
18:30, August 21 5 0
A jury has found former Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort guilty of eight counts of bank and tax fraud, the Washington Post, NBC and CNN reported Tuesday. -
Michael Cohen pleads guilty to campaign finance violations, tax and bank fraud
18:14, August 21 6 0
Michael Cohen, the former personal lawyer and so-called fixer for President Donald Trump, plead guilty eight counts of campaign finance violations and bank and tax fraud after surrendering to the FBI on Tuesday. -
ICE has increased requests to open closed immigration court cases
17:38, August 21 6 0
The number of annual requests this fiscal year to reopen closed immigration cases has nearly doubled under President Donald Trump compared with the Obama administration, according to federal data reported by BuzzFeed News. -
Prison telecom: ‘Technical error’ led to recording of more than 1,000 attorney-client calls
15:34, August 21 8 0
The telecommunications company that provides phone services to the Orange County, California, jail system recorded more than 1,000 privileged calls between inmates and their lawyers starting in 2015. -
Court says seriously ill woman can work while fighting UK deportation
14:26, August 21 13 0
Economic migrants forced into destitution by a law forbidding them to work, rent property or use the NHS have been handed a lifeline after a “David and Goliath” battle in the court of appeal. -
After Birmingham, who can we trust to run our jails?
13:00, August 21 13 0
Perhaps the most depressing aspect of the current prison mess (Failures at private jail are reflection of broader crisis, MoJ is warned, 21 August) is that events were both predictable and avoidable. -
Class action filed against Google over location tracking
11:34, August 21 9 0
A California man has brought a suit against Google for collecting location data, even when “Location History” was turned off. -
Author of Trump-Russia dossier wins libel case in US court
11:17, August 21 10 0
The former MI6 officer Christopher Steele has won a legal battle in the United States against three Russian oligarchs who sued him over allegations made in his famous dossier about the Trump campaign and its links with Moscow.
Week News
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Prominent Indiana lawyer is shot and killed; client in civil case is a suspect
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Judge orders change to cause of death for civil rights lawyer
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DOJ is challenging Tennessee ethics opinion on prosecutors’ obligations to disclose evidence
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We underestimate the threat of facial recognition technology at our peril
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Uber judge steps aside over husband’s links to taxi firm
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Britain flouting human rights over Grenfell-style cladding
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Author of Trump-Russia dossier wins libel case in US court
Month News
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NCCU has taken ‘concrete steps’ toward admissions standards compliance, ABA says
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The Guardian view on the law on dying: a welcome, cautious step
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Personal experiences around the question of assisted dying law
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Manafort judge tells lawyers to nix facial expressions and eye-rolling
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Showing anger can backfire for women lawyers, studies say; law prof suggests ‘gender judo’ response
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Court denies ex-Stanford swimmer's bid for new trial after 'outercourse' claims
Year News
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What is the technology needed for access to justice?
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Shelter claims it is entitled to cat custody because adoptive owner breached indoors-only contract
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High court challenge to release of black-cab rapist begins
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Parents of Otto Warmbier sue North Korea for death of their son
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Don’t blame lawyers for their Brexit bonanza