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All charges dropped in Flint water case with promise of continuing investigation11:55, June 14 28 0 Prosecutors in Michigan have dropped all pending criminal charges against officials accused in connection with the leaching of lead into the water supply in Flint.
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Suspensions and the Catalan parliament
11:54, June 14 29 0
A recent Guardian column by Alfred Bosch (theguardian.com, 5 June), a regional minister in the Catalan government, claimed that elected members of the Catalan parliament and their constituents are being denied their democratic and political rights in Spain “for purely political reasons”. The true situation is quite different. The bureau of the lower chamber and the senate of the Spanish parliament suspended MP status for four Catalan politicians who are currently in pre-trial detention. The four are waiting for a ruling of the supreme court, following a criminal trial for serious offences. The trial sessions were conducted with full guarantees, transparency and were broadcast live. The suspensions were not based on political grounds as Mr Bosch claims, but follow the strict application of Spanish law. -
Judge orders public inquiry into abuse claims at immigration removal centre
11:17, June 14 29 0
A high court judge has ordered hearings for an inquiry into claims of systemic abuse at an immigration removal centre be held in public and that 21 staff from the security firm G4S can be compelled to give evidence. -
In states where inmates can vote, few exercise their right to cast ballots
08:59, June 14 31 0
Image from Shutterstock. When Sen. Bernie Sanders championed voting rights for prisoners during a CNN town hall, he spotlighted an intensifying national debate about why going to prison means losing the right to vote. -
This state is expected to become the first to collect prosecutor data, with breakdowns by race
08:24, June 14 31 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Connecticut is expected to become the first state to collect statewide criminal case data from prosecutors broken down by the defendants’ race, sex, ethnicity, age and ZIP code. -
Progress on ending child labour stall in countries supplying goods to west
02:02, June 14 29 0
Progress towards ending child labour has stalled in the countries most likely to be supplying goods to the west, a study has found. -
Australia has been seduced by creeping authoritarianism – and its citizens need to wake up
21:08, June 13 27 0
For most of its history, Australia managed with no specific federal legislation dealing with terrorism. -
Argentinian ex-army officer accused of murder found on holiday in Sicily
16:38, June 13 38 0
Human rights groups have expressed outrage after a former Argentinian army officer accused of committing murder and forced disappearances during the 1976-83 military dictatorship was found enjoying a beach holiday in Sicily. -
Appeals court applicant lifts quotes from two Supreme Court justices’ confirmation hearings
13:28, June 13 34 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A lawyer applying for a seat on the Arizona Court of Appeals lifted lines from confirmation hearing remarks by two Supreme Court justices without attributing the source. -
Julian Assange to appear in court after Javid signs US extradition request
12:52, June 13 52 0
The home secretary, Sajid Javid, has revealed he has signed a request for Julian Assange to be extradited to the US where he faces charges of computer hacking.
Week News
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Other lives Paul Shearer obituary
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ABA approval withdrawn for Thomas Jefferson School of Law
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MI5 accused of ‘extraordinary and persistent illegality’
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Criminal barristers advised to accept pay deal
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Alabama governor signs chemical castration law; it’s not the first state to authorize it
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Appeals court applicant lifts quotes from two Supreme Court justices’ confirmation hearings
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Argentinian ex-army officer accused of murder found on holiday in Sicily
Month News
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High court bans Birmingham school protests against LGBT lessons
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Ex-deputy faces 11 charges for alleged failure to protect students during school mass shooting
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Brief letters Theatre by the Lake has got a decent rep
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‘Dead to Me’ is entertaining but digs only so deep into degrees of culpability
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Judge who told black defendant ‘you were never a slave’ fails to win retention
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Suspects left in legal limbo by delays to inquiries, say solicitors
Year News
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About half of 102 young immigrant children will be reunited with parents by deadline, US says
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Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh’s record on surveillance could raise questions for Rand Paul
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Self and wellbeing Writing to prisoners unlocks more than you would think
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Iran sentences three human rights lawyers to prison, reports say
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David Gauke expresses 'grave concerns' about no-deal Brexit