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First thoughts Hungary is making a mockery of EU values. It’s time to kick it out06:51, June 22 1 0 It’s time for the European Union to kick Hungary out. There it is, a member state, casually flouting basic democratic norms and human rights, swiftly evolving into an authoritarian nightmare, with absolutely no meaningful consequences. Consider the latest act in Hungary’s slide towards what its prime minister Viktor Orbán boasts is an “illiberal democracy”. The country’s parliament has not just passed a law making claims for asylum almost impossible: the very act of helping migrants and refugees has been criminalised. Furthermore, a 25% tax has been slapped on funding for NGOs that “support immigration”: in practice, that means having anything positive to say about immigration. In the same week, the musical Billy Elliot was cancelled in Budapest after a vicious homophobic campaign by the pro-government press, including the claim in one government-linked newspaper that it could “transform Hungarian boys into homosexuals”.
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If Labour is really progressive, it will pledge to decriminalise drugs
05:07, June 22 4 0
While discussion of drugs and drug policy often revolve around facts, figures and complex science, perhaps it’s worth reflecting on what I have witnessed at British music festivals over the past four years. -
Part-privatisation of probation sector 'is a mess', MPs say
19:26, June 21 14 0
The part-privatisation of the probation sector spearheaded by Chris Grayling during his time as justice secretary is a “mess” and may never work, MPs have warned in a damning report that heavily criticises the reforms. -
State supreme court justice accused of fraud, lying to federal agents in 22-count indictment
18:00, June 21 13 0
West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Allen Loughry was arrested Wednesday after he was indicted on federal charges that stem from his alleged personal use of government property, including a historically significant desk. -
ABA president will visit Texas-Mexico border to assess how America’s lawyers can help
15:27, June 21 14 0
ABA president Hilarie Bass will visit the Rio Grande Valley of Texas next week, in response to widespread concern about the federal policy of separating families at the U.S.-Mexican border. -
Divorce lawyer is shot and killed by his client’s estranged husband, police say
14:18, June 21 21 0
A 41-year-old divorce lawyer in Cartersville, Georgia, was shot and killed Wednesday. Police responded to reports of a shooting and found lawyer Antonio Mari dead in his law offices on Wednesday afternoon, report the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Cartersville Patch and 11Alive. The suspect, 33-year-old Walter Samuel Radford, was found dead at his home, apparently from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. -
Report: US will suspend prosecution of immigrants who illegally cross border with children
13:46, June 21 18 0
President Donald Trump's administration will reportedly suspend prosecution of immigrants who illegally enter the United States with their children until appropriate facilities are in place to house them, according to a published report. -
Pamplona court to release sexual abuse gang on bail
13:26, June 21 19 0
The five men jailed for sexually abusing an 18-year-old woman at the running of the bulls festival in Pamplona two years ago are to be released on bail of €6,000, according to reports. -
Kathy Baker obituary
12:16, June 21 13 0
A Samaritans volunteer for nearly 50 years, Kathy Baker, who has died aged 70, gave so much of her time to so many. But her enduring legacy will be the groundbreaking Samaritans Listener scheme which she founded in HMP Swansea in 1991 after a 15-year-old boy hanged himself in the prison. -
Supreme Court clears way for states to collect sales tax from internet retailers
11:27, June 21 19 0
Developing: The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that states may collect sales tax from internet retailers. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote the majority opinion, joined by Justices Clarence Thomas, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil Gorsuch. The case is South Dakota v. Wayfair.
Week News
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Judge revokes bail for Manafort, cites new obstruction charges
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Prosecutors should create innovation offices to improve justice and public safety
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Supreme court sidesteps ruling in partisan gerrymandering cases
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Recovering former convict defies odds, ends ‘long and hard journey’ after being sworn in as a lawyer
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EU votes for copyright law that would make internet a 'tool for control'
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Judge’s order says Alabama court ‘literally had to beg for money’ to pay staff
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Supreme Court clears way for states to collect sales tax from internet retailers
Month News
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Ex-Fisher & Phillips partner gets life sentence, says he spoke ‘telepathically’ with slain wife
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Assisted dying law is about choice, not getting rid of disabled people
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'Confusing' search warrant rules need overhaul, finds review
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UN says US must stop separating migrant children from parents
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US Customs will return $57,330 seized at airport; immigrant says another $770 is due
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Eight members of Oxford grooming ring jailed for sexual assault
Year News
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Class Action Alleges “Unconstitutional Veto Power” Over Unaccompanied Minors’ Access to Abortion
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Supreme Court agrees to review law banning political apparel at polling places
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Couple filmed being evicted on Channel 5 TV show win damages
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The defenders UN moves towards recognising human right to a healthy environment
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Family seek to replace 'sarcastic' coroner after autistic daughter died