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ABA asylum project attorney describes representing separated families at the border17:07, June 20 16 0 Attorneys representing asylum-seekers from Central America frequently have worked with traumatized clients. But since the federal government began separating families after arresting parents for illegal entry, Kimi Jackson of the ABA’s South Texas Pro Bono Asylum Representation Project says the trauma has gotten far worse.
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Mental health tribunal proposals put justice at risk
13:19, June 20 15 0
The proposed changes to mental health tribunals put justice at risk. Mental health tribunals determine whether people detained under the Mental Health Act stay in hospital or return to the community. Since 2012, over 9,000 people have been discharged as a result of a mental health tribunal. We believe the Tribunal Procedure Committee (TPC) proposals will damage the fairness of tribunals, potentially undermine human rights, and lead to longer detentions. -
How do you deal with difficult clients?
12:44, June 20 17 0
It’s inevitable that you’ll encounter a difficult client at least once in your career. Knowing the best way to deal with such an individual may help keep things calm all around. -
Judge’s order says Alabama court ‘literally had to beg for money’ to pay staff
11:37, June 20 15 0
When granting a continuance last Friday, Circuit Judge James Patterson of Alabama’s 13th Judicial Circuit in Mobile County advised the litigants they likely wouldn’t get another court date this year due to funding shortfalls. -
Brexit 'meaningful vote': May wins after rebels accept compromise
11:36, June 20 12 0
The attempt to secure a “meaningful vote” that potentially could have given MPs the power to stop Britain leaving the EU without a deal has been defeated. -
Reed Smith confirms it won’t raise associate salaries
08:27, June 20 16 0
One large law firm is holding the line as more law firms match new associate pay scales that, according to the new Cravath standard, range from $190,000 to $340,000. -
YouTube faces paying billions to music stars after copyright vote
08:26, June 20 17 0
YouTube stars from Taylor Swift to Ed Sheeran could be in line for big paydays after the video giant lost a crucial vote in Brussels over new copyright laws that will force it to pay billions of dollars in fees for users watching music videos. -
EU votes for copyright law that would make internet a 'tool for control'
07:51, June 20 16 0
A European parliament committee has voted for legislation that internet pioneers fear will turn the web into “a tool for surveillance and control”. -
Focus on client outcomes, says new report on legal aid data
07:37, June 20 15 0
A new report released Wednesday calls for civil legal aid to rethink how it uses data and tracks impact. -
Music industry wins key vote in YouTube copyright battle
07:35, June 20 17 0
YouTube stars from Taylor Swift to Ed Sheeran could be in line for big paydays after the video giant lost a crucial vote in Brussels over new copyright laws that will force it to pay billions of dollars in fees for users watching music videos.
Week News
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Judge revokes bail for Manafort, cites new obstruction charges
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Wrecking ball Christopher Chope v upskirting bill? Alas, no contest
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US expected to quit UN human rights panel over perceived anti-Israel bias
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Prosecutors should create innovation offices to improve justice and public safety
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Supreme Court doesn’t reach the merits in 2 partisan gerrymandering cases
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Supreme court sidesteps ruling in partisan gerrymandering cases
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Judge’s order says Alabama court ‘literally had to beg for money’ to pay staff
Month News
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Quest for Perfection: Brian Cuban talks about lawyers and body image
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4 women challenge Idaho’s ‘pregnancy exclusion’ for living wills
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Anti-terrorism plans 'will make thought crime a reality'
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Eight members of Oxford grooming ring jailed for sexual assault
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Liberal group launches ads attacking Trump’s potential Supreme Court picks
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When will gig economy companies admit that their workers have rights?
Year News
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Theresa May's attacks on human rights laws are gifts for despots – UN
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Three partners to run for Eversheds UK chair
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Security clampdown at The Hague amid fears of further suicides
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John Worboys victims demand CPS reassess 93 allegations against him
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Appeal court upholds ruling on Alfie Evans life support