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Johnson and Patel are baiting lawyers to distract from the real threat to our freedoms10:53, October 26 3 0 Eight hundred legal eagles are up in arms. They are furious with Boris Johnson and Priti Patel, accusing them of being “lefty lawyers” and “do-gooders”, seeking to leave the “whole” criminal justice system “hamstrung”. At this month’s Tory party conference, the two politicians accused them in one voice of indefensibly exploiting a “broken” immigration appeal system in the interest of their clients.
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Convictions for rapes in London less likely than in 2015, research shows
06:36, October 26 6 0
The London assembly’s police and crime committee has written to the lord chancellor, Robert Buckland, amid concerns over a “toxic combination” of falling convictions in rape and sexual offence cases despite a rise in reports and a backlog of cases in the courts. -
Restricting judicial review will undermine democracy, panel told
22:12, October 25 9 0
Restricting the right to judicial review will undermine democracy and harm the most vulnerable, according to the Law Society and other legal organisations. -
Lawyers call for apology from Johnson and Patel for endangering colleagues
14:33, October 25 10 0
The UK prime minister and the home secretary are accused of endangering the personal safety of lawyers through their abusive attacks on the profession and should apologise, more than 800 former judges and senior legal figures have said in a letter sent to the Guardian. -
Serco staff told to wear masks in courts and cells after complaints
11:22, October 25 12 0
Escort and security officers working for Serco and other firms have been told to wear face masks in courts and cells amid complaints about inadequate social distancing in the criminal justice system. -
Tenants are facing eviction again, despite the UK government's promises
10:16, October 25 9 0
After a seven-month gap, the housing courts are open. Although many of them will not be operating at any capacity until early November, some cases are starting to be heard. In mid-October I represented a typical couple, Monty and Lola (not their real names). They were in court to prevent a bailiff’s appointment that had been scheduled for the Friday. -
Asylum seekers sue UK over unlawful detention
05:37, October 25 10 0
A group of asylum seekers, including victims of torture, who were illegally detained in the UK are suing the Home Office. -
Rape prosecutions and convictions dropped by half early in UK pandemic
12:47, October 22 18 0
Prosecutions for crimes against women and girls in England and Wales plummeted in the first three months of the coronavirus pandemic, reflecting a backlog in the court system exacerbated by the UK-wide shutdown and subsequent social distancing measures. -
Senate judiciary committee votes to advance Amy Coney Barrett nomination
09:37, October 22 19 0
The Senate judiciary committee voted Thursday to advance Amy Coney Barrett’s supreme court nomination to the full Senate as Republicans powered past Democrats’ boycott of the session. -
Rights group seeks to use UK sanctions to stop abuse of Turkish lawyers
08:46, October 22 18 0
Campaigners are seeking to use the UK’s Magnitsky-style human rights sanctions against Turkish prosecutors and officials responsible for arresting and imprisoning thousands of lawyers.
Week News
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Just one in seven rape survivors expect justice in England and Wales
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Parole Board chief calls for high-profile hearings to be heard in public
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A dazzling, shocking indictment of America: What the Constitution Means to Me review
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US justice department expected to sue Google over accusation of illegal monopoly
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Revealed: ex-members of Amy Coney Barrett faith group tell of trauma and sexual abuse
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Tenants are facing eviction again, despite the UK government's promises
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Serco staff told to wear masks in courts and cells after complaints
Month News
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Uighurs could be allowed to seek genocide ruling against China in UK
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Hague court begins long-delayed hearings on Kosovan war crimes
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Burglars to be tagged and tracked, says UK policing minister
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Court hears children cannot consent to puberty blockers
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Home Office hasn’t learned from Windrush
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Anne-Marie Hutchinson obituary
Year News
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5th Circuit overturns insurance mandate in health law, doesn’t decide if other provisions survive
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UK government considers making it easier to write wills during Covid-19 crisis
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Fugitive Indian tycoon Vijay Mallya applies for UK asylum
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'No DSS' ruled unlawful after mother rejected by lettings agency
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Convicted of a crime that never occurred? It happens all too often, law prof says