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Minister urged to intervene over Feltham youth jail violence19:09, July 23 12 0 Urgent intervention is needed at Feltham young offender institution, the chief inspector of prisons has warned, after a review uncovered rocketing levels of violence and self-harm.
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Afternoon Briefs: Lawyer pleads guilty to courthouse parachute jump; cat declawing banned in this state
17:43, July 23 10 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. • The U.S. Department of Justice has informed former special counsel Robert Mueller that he is expected to confine his congressional testimony Wednesday to the boundaries of his public report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. The DOJ warned that Mueller shouldn’t discuss the conduct of uncharged third parties, which would include President Donald Trump. (The New York Times, DOJ letter) -
Lawyer accused of defrauding his law firm by secretly referring its clients to outside lawyers
17:27, July 23 10 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Federal prosecutors have accused a Pennsylvania personal injury lawyer of defrauding his law firm out of about $4.2 million in legal fees and costs by secretly referring its clients to outside lawyers and taking a cut of the recovery. -
Judge caught on video grabbing employee by the neck is suspended during disciplinary case
12:48, July 23 16 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The Florida Supreme Court suspended a Broward County judge without pay Friday after she was accused of grabbing an employee’s neck for failing to prepare her afternoon docket at the expected time. -
Trump administration expands fast-track deportations; legal challenges planned
11:06, July 23 12 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The Trump administration announced in a draft notice Monday that it would expand fast-track deportations. -
UK decision to deny EU citizens access to data challenged in court
09:37, July 23 14 0
The government has been taken to court over its decision to deny European citizens the right to access data the Home Office holds on individuals in immigration cases. -
Police demands for access to rape victims' phones 'unlawful'
19:28, July 22 25 0
Police and Crown Prosecution Service requests to download the contents of victims’ mobile phones amount to a “digital strip search” and are unlawful, according to a coalition of 10 civil liberties organisations. -
Afternoon Briefs: Teen vandal gets paint-with-a-toothbrush sentence; Equifax settles data breach claims
17:47, July 22 15 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. • Equifax has agreed to pay up to $700 million to settle state and federal claims related to a 2017 data breach that exposed the information of 147 million consumers. Up to $425 million of the settlement will pay consumers for time and money they spent to address identity theft or to protect themselves from the problem. Another $100 million will be paid to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as a civil penalty. All affected consumers are eligible for at least 10 years of free credit monitoring and at least seven years of free identity restoration services. (Press releases by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission) -
13 cops in this state will be fired because of offensive Facebook posts
15:15, July 22 19 0
Photo by Seasontime/Shutterstock.com. Thirteen Philadelphia police officers will be fired for racist, violent and offensive Facebook posts uncovered because of the efforts of a local lawyer. -
Controversial Penn law prof is under fire for remarks about third-world immigration
13:16, July 22 18 0
The eastern facade of the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2006. Photo by Jeffrey M. Vinocur via Wikimedia Commons.
Week News
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New asylum rule is quickly challenged in two lawsuits
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Appeals court blocks lawyer’s contempt arrest for failing to return law firm files
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David Gauke urges MoJ successor to scrap short prison sentences
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He’s 31, he’s a lawyer, and he’s still getting stopped by the police
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13 cops in this state will be fired because of offensive Facebook posts
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UK decision to deny EU citizens access to data challenged in court
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Lawyer accused of defrauding his law firm by secretly referring its clients to outside lawyers
Month News
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Scotland ‘will lose key environmental protection after Brexit’
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Few people seek legal solutions to their justice problems, worldwide survey finds
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Revenge porn victims being failed by outdated laws and policing
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CPS cancels meeting on rape victims' phone data due to legal action
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9th Circuit rules against bikini baristas, rejects their First Amendment empowerment argument
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Jails too slow to react to 'deluge of drugs', says HM chief inspector
Year News
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The Guardian view on the Salisbury poisonings: Russia’s responsibility
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Arizona Summit submits another teach-out plan to ABA
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Overwhelmed with personal tasks? Kirkland & Ellis provides a solution
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Four single mothers win high court benefits battle against DWP
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Former prisoner sues Ministry of Justice over PTSD from rats