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Surge in youth prison violence sparks call to close institutions10:02, July 21 4 0 Assaults in youth prisons in England and Wales have risen by almost two-thirds over the last five years, a Guardian analysis has found.
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Police officers illegally use information from arrests that have been sealed, lawsuit says
18:38, July 19 17 0
File photo When a man named J.J. was arrested in the Bronx in 2016, the public defenders assigned to represent him assumed he’d get a good plea deal. After all, it appeared to be a low-level case. J.J. had been a passenger in his friend’s car when police had pulled them over for allegedly failing to signal a turn; the officers then searched the vehicle and found an unlicensed gun inside. -
Afternoon Briefs: Judge accused of ruling in girlfriend’s cases; felon wasn’t too old to re-offend
17:13, July 19 20 0
• An Alabama judge is accused in an ethics complaint of having an affair with a lawyer who appeared before him in court. The judge, Christopher Kaminski of Coffee County, was also accused of appointing the lawyer to cases and accepting her fee requests as reasonable. He resigned minutes before the complaint was filed. (AL.com, WTVY, Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission complaint) -
7th Circuit won’t overrule precedent barring female inmate’s challenge of strip searches as training exercise
14:38, July 19 27 0
Image from Shutterstock. Female prisoners in Illinois can't sue under the Fourth Amendment for being forced to show their genitals in a training exercise, a federal appeals court has ruled. -
Canada to pay C$1bn to sexual misconduct victims in military
11:43, July 19 21 0
Canada’s government will pay nearly C$1bn ($770m) to members of the military who took part in class-action lawsuits alleging widespread sexual misconduct. -
Student who wore gorilla mask to Black Lives Matter rally is acquitted of intimidation charges
10:53, July 19 22 0
A New York City protest in 2016. Christopher Penler / Shutterstock A white college student who showed up at a Black Lives Matter rally in a gorilla mask was acquitted Wednesday on a charge of civil rights intimidation after his lawyer argued he was exercising his First Amendment rights. -
Breast-ironing is abuse and could lead to prison term, says CPS
01:04, July 19 27 0
Relatives who “iron” a young girl’s chest with a hot stone or other objects to delay breast formation could face up to 10 years in prison, under new guidance published by the Crown Prosecution Service. -
May throws down gauntlet to successor over paternity leave
22:08, July 18 20 0
Theresa May is throwing down the gauntlet to her successor, pushing for fathers to have more time with their newborns. Writing in the Guardian she says she hopes that better paternity leave and time off work to care for premature infants will be one of her lasting legacies as prime minister. -
Former Tory minister accuses government of failing to ban torture
10:31, July 18 22 0
Conservative former ministers and human rights groups have accused the government of failing to outlaw torture as it published fresh guidance on the treatment of detainees abroad and refused to launch a judge-led inquiry into post 9/11 rendition cases. -
British football fan detained in UAE lodges human rights complaint
07:06, July 18 23 0
A British football fan who says he was detained and tortured while on holiday in the United Arab Emirates because he wore a football T-shirt supporting Qatar, has lodged a landmark legal complaint with the UN about his treatment.
Week News
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Legal advice centres in England and Wales halved since 2013-14
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In defence of digital consent forms given to rape complainants
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Afternoon Briefs: Unlicensed PD’s clients stick with plea deals; lawyer a no-show at sentencing
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Kevin Spacey: prosecutors drop case accusing actor of groping teen
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Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer who scammed Charles Barkley gets prison; DA wants death penalty overturned
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Former Tory minister accuses government of failing to ban torture
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Student who wore gorilla mask to Black Lives Matter rally is acquitted of intimidation charges
Month News
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Man who refused to register son's birth loses high court case
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Government obliged to legalise abortion in Northern Ireland, says Labour MP
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Jails too slow to react to 'deluge of drugs', says HM chief inspector
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Tommy Robinson encouraged vigilante action, judges say
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Lawyer awarded $229K in pregnancy bias suit after judge slams defendant law firm for slow discovery
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Lawyer arrested for alleged failure to report stolen gun traced to later shooting
Year News
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New York state bar exam results released, pass rate has dropped
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Canada debates assisted death laws after woman is forced to end life early
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MoJ pledges £6.5m for legal aid services as review questions cuts
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Protesters hail legal victory over fracking firm's injunction
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White teachers like me should not be policing black pupils’ hair