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Lady Chatterley trial: thousands raised to keep judge’s copy in UK09:43, May 24 8 0 A crowdfunding appeal is bringing readers, authors and publishers together to help keep the copy of Lady Chatterley’s Lover used by the judge in the landmark obscenity trial in the UK.
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Woman told to pay towards inquest into daughter's death in care
05:26, May 24 14 0
A disabled woman who cannot work has been told to pay thousands of pounds for lawyers to represent her at the inquest into her daughter’s death in a secure children’s home. -
Food truck restrictions, including GPS requirement, can stand, state supreme court rules
17:37, May 23 14 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A cupcake entrepreneur has lost her constitutional challenge to Chicago’s food truck regulations before the Illinois Supreme Court. -
New US charges against Julian Assange could spell decades behind bars
17:36, May 23 16 0
Julian Assange could face decades in a US prison after being charged with violating the US Espionage Act by publishing classified information through WikiLeaks. -
US charges WikiLeaks' Julian Assange with publishing classified information
17:00, May 23 15 0
Julian Assange has been charged with violating the US Espionage Act by publishing classified information through WikiLeaks. -
US charges WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange for publishing classified information
16:23, May 23 16 0
Julian Assange has been charged with violating the US Espionage Act by publishing classified information through WikiLeaks. -
Judge placed on leave pending investigation into shooting of estranged husband
13:49, May 23 16 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A Pennsylvania judge is on leave during an investigation into whether she was justified in shooting and wounding her estranged husband. -
Trans women given formal access to Hampstead Heath pond
13:12, May 23 17 0
Transgender women have had their right to use Hampstead Heath ponds formalised in a new policy. The City of London Corporation (CoLC), which manages Hampstead Heath and its ponds, announced that it had adopted a new gender identity policy to make sure services in the area “are fully compliant with the Equality Act 2010, and do not discriminate against trans people”. -
Homeless veterans bill would ensure legal services are available ‘when they are needed most,’ ABA says
12:57, May 23 15 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. ABA President Bob Carlson urged the Senate’s Committee on Veterans’ Affairs on Tuesday to support bipartisan legislation that would implement new strategies for removing barriers that prevent homeless veterans from receiving vital benefits, services and treatment. -
Michael Avenatti accused of stealing from former client Stormy Daniels
12:20, May 23 14 0
Stormy Daniels and Michael Avenatti in April 2018. Photo by JStone/Shutterstock.com. Lawyer Michael Avenatti has been charged with stealing from adult film actress Stormy Daniels, the client he represented in a bid to invalidate her confidentiality agreement with President Donald Trump.
Week News
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I’ve seen how lawyers’ sexism corrupts justice. This is how to change the industry
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Sajid Javid wants high court hearing into MI5 failures to be secret
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Grayling probation changes led to 'expensive merry-go-round', says report
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High court judge leads inquiry into London Capital & Finance scandal
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Michael Avenatti accused of stealing from former client Stormy Daniels
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New US charges against Julian Assange could spell decades behind bars
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Food truck restrictions, including GPS requirement, can stand, state supreme court rules
Month News
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Number of prisoners hits 9-year low, but some states are resisting the trend
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Attorney’s wife tells advice columnist she’s fed up with lawyer jokes
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US begins extradition case against Julian Assange in London
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The infected blood inquiry reminds us we need a less painful way to deal with health failings
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8th Circuit upholds female topless ban; 10th Circuit ruled the other way
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Irish deputy PM criticises Mordaunt's troop amnesty remarks
Year News
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Player protests are about labor law, not the First Amendment
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UK border detainees could be denied access to lawyer for an hour
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Asylum seeker to sue UK for funding Libyan detention centres
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Job-seeking lawyer loses age discrimination case before full 7th Circuit
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Hundreds of immigrants show up for hearings that never got scheduled, causing ‘mass chaos’