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Rights of Shamima Begum's son not affected, says Javid10:17, February 20 0 0 The rights of the baby son of Shamima Begum, the teenager who fled to Syria to marry an Isis fighter, are unaffected by the decision to strip her of her UK citizenship, the home secretary, Sajid Javid, has suggested.
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Shamima Begum 'a bit shocked' that UK has revoked citizenship
04:47, February 20 8 0
Shamima Begum, the teenager who travelled from east London to Syria to join Islamic State in 2015, has said she was “a bit shocked” when she learned the Home Office had revoked her British citizenship. -
Axiom makes initial filing with SEC to take company public
17:48, February 19 14 0
Alternative legal services provider Axiom Global has taken initial steps to launch an initial public offering. -
Taking Shamima Begum's citizenship risks making her a martyr
15:29, February 19 15 0
The decision to strip Shamima Begum of her citizenship will turn a young British woman into a martyr. -
Trump might have a solid case for emergency declaration, analysts say
14:23, February 19 11 0
Many legal analysts who watched Donald Trump declare a national emergency over immigration on Friday thought the president had weak legal grounds for doing so. In particular, many thought Trump hurt his own case by admitting, right there in the White House Rose Garden: “I didn’t need to do this, but I’d rather do it much faster.” -
For a second time, Supreme Court rules for Texas death-row inmate claiming intellectual disability
13:33, February 19 17 0
Corridor in an abandoned penitentiary. Shutterstock.com. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled for a second time that the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals used the wrong standards when evaluating whether death-row inmate Bobby James Moore was intellectually disabled. -
The Guardian view on criminal justice: when prison doesn’t work
13:32, February 19 18 0
The overcrowded prisons of England and Wales are in an awful state after eight years of austerity. In this time, five justice secretaries have failed to come to grips with the problem and moved on. Ian Acheson, a former prison governor, has described jails as “dystopian hellholes where it is easier to score your next fix than to get a shower”. Nearly 190 kilos of drugs were seized inside prisons in 2017; one in five prisoners tested positive for drugs. The prisons minister, Rory Stewart, has proposed airport-level searches of both body and baggage for anyone entering a prison – officers as well as visitors – to stem the problem in the 10 worst-affected jails. Partly as a result of the availability of drugs, levels of violence inside remain shockingly high. In a prison population of 83,500, there were 32,000 assaults recorded last year, and five murders. Even more aggression is directed inwards: there were 87 suicides and 50,000 incidents of self-harm. -
Roger Stone apologizes to court for Instagram post with apparent crosshairs near judge’s head
11:48, February 19 16 0
Roger Stone. Photo by Cornelius O’Donoghue/Shutterstock. Political consultant Roger Stone has filed an apology with U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson after briefly posting an Instagram photo of her with what appeared to be a crosshairs in the background near her head. -
16 states sue over Trump’s emergency declaration, designed to divert money for border wall
10:06, February 19 17 0
President Donald Trump. Shutterstock. Sixteen states have filed a lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s declaration of a national emergency to redirect funds for a border wall. -
UN experts condemn Ireland's migrant fishing workers scheme
09:27, February 19 21 0
Ireland’s permit scheme for migrant workers on its fishing trawlers breaches international human rights law, four UN special rapporteurs have said in a warning letter to the Irish government.
Week News
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Why Marvel’s Daredevil isn’t a role model for defense attorneys
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The Guardian view on family law: transparency is in the public interest
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UK's Saudi weapons sales unlawful, Lords committee finds
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Male lawyers must confront others who sexually harass – QC
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Huawei founder: US cannot crush technology firm
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16 states sue over Trump’s emergency declaration, designed to divert money for border wall
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Taking Shamima Begum's citizenship risks making her a martyr
Month News
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MPs may have to work Fridays and weekends to avoid legal cliff edge
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ABA urges Supreme Court to review constitutionality of fixed-bail system
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Alternative legal services providers come into their own as major players, says new report
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Residents overlooked by Tate Modern lose ‘invasion of privacy’ case
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Trump administration had statutory authority to expedite California border wall, 9th Circuit rules
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UK urged to stop deportations to Zimbabwe
Year News
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Trump’s attacks on courts undermine judicial independence
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Women who kill their partners are still being treated differently to men
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In punishing tech giants, the EU has made the internet worse for everyone
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Democratic lawmakers have standing to pursue emoluments suit, judge rules
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KPMG aims to employ 3,000 lawyers within the next few years