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Hong Kong democracy campaigners jailed over anti-China protests04:47, August 17 19 0 Hong Kong’s democracy movement has suffered the latest setback in what has been a punishing year after three of its most influential young leaders were jailed for their roles in a protest at the start of a 79-day anti-government occupation known as the umbrella movement.
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Freshfields sends Manchester staff to London to improve integration
04:44, August 17 14 0
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer is sending Manchester support assistants to the firm’s London office in a bid to improve integration. -
Trump Lawyer John Dowd Forwards Email Equating Confederate Leader with George Washington
02:30, August 17 25 0
On the morning after President Donald Trump said there were “very fine people on both sides” of the violent clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia, one of his top lawyers circulated an email equating Confederate general Robert E. Lee with George Washington and saying Black Lives Matter had been “totally infiltrated” by terrorists, The New York Times reported. -
Religious freedom is an important right. Once same sex marriage is legal, it must be protected
21:52, August 16 38 0
Countries such as the USA, the UK, New Zealand and Canada already recognise same sex marriages. They also have bills of rights which accord some recognition to the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. Australia does not yet recognise same sex marriages – not even those marriages recognised in their countries of origin. Neither does Australia have a bill of rights with the result that the federal protection of rights such as freedom of religion is more piecemeal than in other countries. In Australia, the tendency has been to treat the freedom of religion on contested questions as an exemption to sex discrimination laws. This results in freedom of religion being treated as a second order right. But in international law, it is a first order “non-derogable” right. -
FedEx Names Mark Allen as Next GC
20:10, August 16 29 0
FedEx Corp., the enormous shipping and delivery service based in Memphis, Tennessee, named Mark Allen as its next general counsel on Wednesday. Allen replaces Christine Richards, who announced her retirement in July. -
King & Spalding's Latest Lateral Recruit Has Firm Headed to Chicago
19:18, August 16 33 0
Zachary Fardon is headed home after leaving his position as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois in March. He’s just not returning to the private practice perch that many expected. -
Law prof suggests ABA set an employment requirement for law school accreditation
18:03, August 16 25 0
Law school accreditation should be tied to employment outcomes, law professor Scott Norberg advocates in a recent paper, because existing standards regarding bar passage rates don’t do enough. -
Problems Plaguing Law Schools Are Focus for New ABA President
16:05, August 16 30 0
What’s causing bar passage rates to plummet across the country? Are law schools teaching the skills students need to practice in the 21st century? How can young lawyers help close the nation’s justice gap? -
Chicago’s former US attorney will open King & Spalding office
14:52, August 16 28 0
Zachary Fardon—who was asked asked to resign as the Northern District of Illinois U.S.attorney was by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions in March—has rejoined King & Spalding, and will open a Chicago office for the firm in September. -
Labour disappointing on Venezuela abuses
14:15, August 16 32 0
Jeremy Corbyn’s failure to condemn the authoritarianism of Nicolas Maduro and the violence being inflicted on Venezuelans by the state (Report, 8 August) is a missed opportunity for Labour to stand up for human rights. The current crisis in Venezuela is not to do with anti-neoliberal or anti-austerity politics. It stems from a desire to hold on to power at all costs and a lack of respect for the democratic rights of citizens who think differently from the government. I write as a scholar of Latin American politics, a longstanding critic of neoliberalism and its consequences for the region, and someone generally supportive of the Latin American left’s attempts to pioneer new forms of social and political inclusion. And as a member of the Labour party. I call on other Latin Americanists and Labour party members to clearly condemn Maduro’s violence and repression.Jean GrugelProfessor of development politics, University of York
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ACLU sues DC Metro system for rejecting ‘issue oriented’ ads
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Former Top NSA Lawyer Talks Spying, Leaks and Cybersecurity in the Age of Trump
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Can Your Lawyer Be a White Supremacist?
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Stewarts retention drops to record low
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Religious freedom is an important right. Once same sex marriage is legal, it must be protected
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Freshfields sends Manchester staff to London to improve integration
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Michael Jordan, Fangda Partners Sued in China Over Trademark Cases
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Forget ‘The Paper Chase,’ This Prof Wants a Warm, Fuzzy 1st Day of Law School
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Sidley Austin on the hunt for new 120,000 sq ft London office
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Allen & Overy records strong autumn 2017 retention round
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Why are judges worried about the ECJ's post-Brexit role?
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HSF hires team of pricing professionals to woo litigation clients
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Clifford Chance and Freshfields lead on Tesco £3.7bn merger
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The Snowden files The Guardian view on official secrets: new proposals threaten democracy
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Judge Faces Federal Charges Alleging Sex with Defendants, Bribery
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Landmark European court case could curtail freedoms of British dual nationals
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