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Judge complains court filings being used to deliver information to news media-READY08:44, April 18 10 0 Photo by ESB Professional/Shutterstock.com. A federal judge overseeing a lawsuit against Baylor University warned lawyers for the sexual assault plaintiffs Tuesday that court filings should not be used to deliver information to the news media.
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Israel Folau hearing could turn on point of NSW law, expert says
01:14, April 18 21 0
Israel Folau’s potential challenge to his sacking could turn on whether his conduct occurred in New South Wales, a legal expert has said. -
Do you think apprenticeships are an acceptable substitute for law school?
15:05, April 17 24 0
Photo by Robert Kneschke/Shutterstock.com. In a recent Vogue story, media personality and socialite Kim Kardashian West said she has hopes of following in President Abraham Lincoln’s footsteps by not attending law school and becoming a lawyer through “reading the law.” -
Plaintiffs seeking to hold social media liable for Pulse nightclub attack lose in 6th Circuit
12:45, April 17 29 0
A memorial outside the Pulse nightclub in August 2016 in Orlando, Florida. Photo by John Panella/Shutterstock.com. -
AG Barr orders detention of some asylum-seekers who pass credible fear interviews pending case resolution
11:17, April 17 20 0
Photo by Benedek Alpar/Shutterstock.com. On Tuesday, U.S. Attorney General William Barr ordered the detention of some asylum-seekers pending resolution of their cases, even though they were able to show a credible fear of persecution or torture in their home countries. -
Shame on the Home Office for using the tax form to target migrants
10:26, April 17 29 0
As today’s devastating exposé in the Guardian makes clear, something has gone fundamentally wrong with the Home Office’s treatment of skilled migrants. -
Ex-supreme court justice defends those who break assisted dying law
09:34, April 17 26 0
A former supreme court justice has defended people who break the law on assisted dying but urged them to face up to the consequences of their actions. -
Juvenile lifer, now 72, won landmark Supreme Court case but remains behind bars-READY
08:23, April 17 26 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A 72-year-old Louisiana inmate who was 17 when he killed a sheriff’s deputy must remain in prison, despite his U.S. Supreme Court victory in January 2016. -
UK universities pay out £90m on staff 'gagging orders' in past two years
04:06, April 17 34 0
UK universities have spent nearly £90m on payoffs to staff that come with “gagging orders” in two years, raising fears that victims of misconduct at higher education institutions are being silenced. -
Javid plans shake-up to rules on disclosing criminal records
19:43, April 16 33 0
Employers could be kept in the dark about the criminal records of some job applicants under a review of rules by the home secretary.
Week News
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Julian Assange's charges are a direct assault on press freedom, experts warn
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Diane Abbott urges PM to block Julian Assange extradition
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Upskirting law comes into force in England and Wales as cases rise
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ICC rejects request to investigate war crimes in Afghanistan
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Letters support claim Julian Assange would not be extradited to US
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State lawmakers consider right to grow front yard veggies after couple’s court loss
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Judge complains court filings being used to deliver information to news media-READY
Month News
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High court victory for group seeking to build 'black Canary Wharf'
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I’m glad I left Brexit Britain. My EU friends who didn’t are stuck in limbo
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‘Ching, wap, ox’: slang interpreters decipher texts for court evidence
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US revokes visa of ICC prosecutor over Afghanistan inquiry
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Government immigration database 'deeply sinister', say campaigners
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‘Meeting unmet legal needs’ is the focus of 2019 ABA Day
Year News
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Ex-Playboy model settles suit claiming faulty lawyering nixed her deal to remain silent on Trump
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The Guardian view on the Grenfell Tower inquiry: necessary but not sufficient
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EU countries must recognise rights of gay spouses, ECJ rules
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Hackers are increasingly gaining access to systems to mine cryptocurrency, report finds
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Partner promotion photo shows little diversity; law firm blames ‘idiosyncratic demographic pool’