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Tool to report lockdown rule-breakers 'risks fuelling social division'11:23, April 09 16 0 New police tools that encourage the public to report people they suspect of breaching coronavirus restrictions risk fuelling “social mistrust and division”, a barrister has warned, as the majority of the UK’s forces adopt the scheme.
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Child sexual abuse victims should not be put off by George Pell decision, experts say
21:59, April 08 24 0
Victims of child sexual abuse should not be dissuaded from coming forward and reporting perpetrators as a result of the jury conviction of Cardinal George Pell being overturned by the high court, a barrister and professor of law at La Trobe University in Melbourne says. -
Duffy's brave account highlights why so few rape victims speak up
12:34, April 08 23 0
Most news that would normally dominate the headlines has been sidelined during the coronavirus pandemic. But the story of the musician Duffy managed to cut through the news cycle due to its sheer horror. -
How to develop your horse sense with equine law
09:39, April 08 20 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Julie Fershtman has developed a niche practice helping people who love horses deal with the particular joys and challenges that come with equine businesses. She is one of the nation's best-known lawyers serving many facets of the horse industry. -
UK lawyers inundated by divorced parents arguing over lockdown custody
10:37, April 07 25 0
Lawyers have been “inundated” with inquiries from divorced parents arguing about where their children should stay during the lockdown, with some trying to get their former partners sent to jail for breaking existing custody arrangements. -
Killer of Bangladesh independence leader arrested after 45 years on run
09:24, April 07 27 0
Police in Bangladesh have arrested a fugitive killer of the country’s independence leader, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, nearly 45 years after the sheikh’s brutal assassination, the country’s home minister said. -
Retired judge and Cummings' uncle Sir John Laws dies after contracting Covid-19
14:26, April 05 45 0
Sir John Laws, a retired senior judge and an uncle of the Downing Street adviser Dominic Cummings, has died after contracting coronavirus, it has been reported. -
Retired senior judge Sir John Laws dies after contracting coronavirus
13:50, April 05 36 0
Sir John Laws, a retired senior judge and an uncle of the Downing Street adviser Dominic Cummings, has died after contracting coronavirus, it has been reported. -
'Shameless': anger as China quarantines freed human rights lawyer 400km from home
02:34, April 05 41 0
Prominent Chinese human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang, who was jailed for four and a half years for subversion, has been released from prison but barred from reuniting with his wife and son in Beijing amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Alex Salmond's lawyer quits as head of Scottish legal body
13:26, April 03 54 0
The lawyer who helped secure Alex Salmond’s victory over allegations of sexual assault has quit as the head of Scotland’s advocates body after a furore over remarks he made about Salmond and his accusers.
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Alex Salmond's lawyer quits as head of Scottish legal body
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Retired judge and Cummings' uncle Sir John Laws dies after contracting Covid-19
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UK lawyers inundated by divorced parents arguing over lockdown custody
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How to develop your horse sense with equine law
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Duffy's brave account highlights why so few rape victims speak up
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Child sexual abuse victims should not be put off by George Pell decision, experts say
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Tool to report lockdown rule-breakers 'risks fuelling social division'
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Man's 'experiments' with explosives were lawful, court rules
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Online political ads should be labelled, says Law Commission
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The Pacific project Samoan chief found guilty of enslaving villagers in New Zealand over 25 years
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Longer criminal trials in England and Wales to be delayed due to Covid-19
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Myanmar editor could face life in jail for interviewing rebel
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Scotland drops plans to suspend jury trials during coronavirus crisis
Year News
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Equal Rights Amendment will get a hearing before House Judiciary Committee next week
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A year after ‘tiger mom’ law prof praised Kavanaugh in op-ed, her daughter gets clerkship with him
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Public sector to launch 'mass legal battle' over pension reforms
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'Oval Four' men jailed in 1972 cleared by court of appeal in London
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Julian Assange asks to sit with lawyers for extradition case