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Prison telecom: ‘Technical error’ led to recording of more than 1,000 attorney-client calls15:34, August 21 0 0 The telecommunications company that provides phone services to the Orange County, California, jail system recorded more than 1,000 privileged calls between inmates and their lawyers starting in 2015.
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Court says seriously ill woman can work while fighting UK deportation
14:26, August 21 4 0
Economic migrants forced into destitution by a law forbidding them to work, rent property or use the NHS have been handed a lifeline after a “David and Goliath” battle in the court of appeal. -
After Birmingham, who can we trust to run our jails?
13:00, August 21 4 0
Perhaps the most depressing aspect of the current prison mess (Failures at private jail are reflection of broader crisis, MoJ is warned, 21 August) is that events were both predictable and avoidable. -
Class action filed against Google over location tracking
11:34, August 21 2 0
A California man has brought a suit against Google for collecting location data, even when “Location History” was turned off. -
Author of Trump-Russia dossier wins libel case in US court
11:17, August 21 2 0
The former MI6 officer Christopher Steele has won a legal battle in the United States against three Russian oligarchs who sued him over allegations made in his famous dossier about the Trump campaign and its links with Moscow. -
Texas federal judge adds quotes, visual aids and warning of Alamo kiss to opinion
07:33, August 21 6 0
U.S. District Judge Fred Biery of San Antonio is once again ramping up his warnings to feuding lawyers, this time in an opinion that quotes Elvis Presley, Joe Friday of the Dragnet television series and Abraham Lincoln. -
Use of 'killer robots' in wars would breach law, say campaigners
00:17, August 21 10 0
The use of fully autonomous weapons in a theatre of war would breach international law, campaigners and experts say, as longstanding calls for a ban on “killer robots” intensify. -
Suspended Prenda lawyer pleads guilty in scheme to sue porn downloaders
14:14, August 20 14 0
A former lawyer for Prenda Law has pleaded guilty in a scheme to upload pornography to file sharing websites and then threaten to sue people who downloaded the material for copyright violations. -
Failings of HMP Birmingham reflect broader prison crisis, MOJ warned
14:13, August 20 17 0
The Ministry of Justice has been warned that failings at the privately run Birmingham prison reflect a broader prison crisis, as overcrowding and dwindling resources lead to increases in violence, drug use and self-harm in jails across England and Wales. -
The Guardian view on Birmingham prison: the root problem is austerity
13:57, August 20 16 0
In 1776, the great prison reformer John Howard visited Birmingham while compiling his landmark report on The State of the Prisons in England and Wales. “The gaol for this large populous town is called the Dungeon,” Howard reported. Inside, the filth, made worse by the faeces of the gaoler’s ducks, was “intolerable”. The prison itself was overcrowded: “At some particular times, here are great numbers confined.” Overall, he concluded: “The whole prison is very offensive.”
Week News
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Judge rejects Harvey Weinstein’s dinner-and a-movie hypothetical, allows civil sex-trafficking suit
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Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones loses a soapbox after FCC seeks fine against pirate radio station
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Trinidad judge loses bid to halt legal inquiry into his private life
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Special counsel team is so secretive it won’t disclose Shake Shack order
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Bill proposes greater accountability for New York prosecutors who break the law
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Too many Americans die on the job. Are things about to get worse?
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Author of Trump-Russia dossier wins libel case in US court
Month News
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Ceiling leaks pause Colorado Bar Exam
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Modern-day slavery costs UK up to £4.3bn a year, says Home Office
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Gross negligence manslaughter jail terms could rise in England and Wales
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Special counsel reportedly offers to limit in-person questions in Trump interview
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Thinking he was being funny, lawyer suspended for insulting paralegal he called a ‘ho’
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Kavanaugh confirmation hearings will begin on Sept. 4
Year News
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RNC has paid $427K in legal fees for Trump and Trump Jr.
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Simmons launches in Dublin through local partner hire
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Judge is accused of trying to run a car off the road and brandishing a gun
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Not all private social media photos are subject to discovery, but some may be, says New York court
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The rise of dark money is a threat to judicial independence