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California judge accused of sexual harassment spanning nearly a decade16:35, September 21 5 0 A northern California judge, accused of making inappropriate comments to seven female counsel and at least one court employee in his courtroom for nearly a decade, is being unfairly targeted by the public defender’s office, according to his lawyer.
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Widow of BigLaw partner loses en banc petition in wrongful-death lawsuit
16:14, September 21 4 0
The Chicago-based 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday denied a petition to rehear a wrongful-death finding involving GlaxoSmithKline and a former Reed Smith partner who died by suicide while taking a generic version of the prescribed antidepressant Paxil. -
Students can challenge Education Department over loan forgiveness, judge rules
15:23, September 21 4 0
A U.S. district court has found that two graduates of a Massachusetts for-profit college have standing to challenge the U.S. Department of Education’s recent decision to delay implementation of borrower defense regulation, which shifts loan repayment responsibility from the student to the school if its found that the school engaged in misconduct. -
Group of Harvard Law students call for school to remove Kavanaugh as an instructor
14:17, September 21 7 0
Four students at Harvard Law School, where U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is a lecturer, have written an opinion piece calling for the school administration to remove him as an instructor "unless a full and fair investigation is conducted." -
Kweku Adoboli case is an example of Tories’ cruel hostile environment
12:47, September 21 6 0
The suspension of the deportation of Kweku Adoboli is welcome and hopefully the publicity that his case has attracted will lead to an urgent reappraisal of the policy of deporting so called “foreign criminals” who are not “foreign” but have been here legally since childhood (Banker wins last minute reprieve from deportation, 18 September). It is fortunate for Mr Adoboli that he has so much support, including from his MP, and the services of Jacqueline McKenzie, his lawyer, who wrote about his situation and the issues his case raises (Why does the government want to punish Kweku twice?, Journal, 18 September). -
Want to know your rights but only have 60 seconds?
12:12, September 21 8 0
Christian Weaver likes to keep it concise. His video series ‘TheLawin60Seconds’ is pioneering legal advice for an age of supposedly limited attention spans. -
Trump breaks restraint and casts doubt on Kavanaugh accuser
10:27, September 21 9 0
Donald Trump has cast doubt on the woman who accused his supreme court pick Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault and blamed opponents for trying to “destroy” his nominee. -
Kavanaugh accuser requests Senate hearing be pushed back
08:45, September 21 11 0
Christine Blasey Ford is asking for the hearing on Capitol Hill in which she will testify against US supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh be moved to next Thursday, strengthening the prospect of a dramatic showdown on Capitol Hill over Ford’s accusation that he assaulted her when they were in high school in Maryland. -
Hackers are increasingly gaining access to systems to mine cryptocurrency, report finds
07:18, September 21 10 0
Hackers are using illegal means to create cryptocurrency at an increasing rate thanks to a software vulnerability leaked by the National Security Agency, says a new report shining light on a novel criminal aspect of cryptocurrency. -
I was abused by an undercover policeman. But how far up did the deceit go?
01:12, September 21 17 0
In 2003 I fell in love with a man who did not exist. He was charismatic and romantic, and shared many of my interests and dreams. We lived together as lovers for more than a year. We travelled. He was close to my family, and placed himself at the centre of my world. We were the closest friends for seven years. I last saw him in August 2010. He took me for dinner, and afterwards we walked along the river and talked about our lives.
Week News
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Public hearing will be held on sexual assault allegations against Kavanaugh
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Prison, riots and rehabilitation
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Britain lets Putin move his dark money with impunity. That has to stop
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Human rights pioneer Louis Blom-Cooper dies aged 92
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Gunman killed after shooting 4 at magisterial district judge’s office
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Tax-funded urban revitalization programs in California push laws punishing the homeless, study says
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Hackers are increasingly gaining access to systems to mine cryptocurrency, report finds
Month News
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War reporters like me will cease to exist if the web giants aren’t stopped
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ABA testifies on ‘well qualified’ rating: Kavanaugh has ‘an excellent reputation for integrity’
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Bereaved woman asked to pay £1,000 for private room at inquest
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Reorganising the police would save us millions
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ABA president asks House committee to reauthorize Second Chance Act
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Prisons inspector takes emergency action over HMP Bedford
Year News
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Police to lose phone and web data search authorisation powers
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Tribunal rules against total secrecy over UK drone strikes
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Rash of UPL lawsuits filed by LegalForce show its failure to compete, defendants say
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Alabama governor redirects some inmate food cash; will it stop sheriffs from keeping the leftovers?
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Federal judge appointed by Trump rejects challenge to Mueller’s authority