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'I feel conned': Garden Bridge donors plan to sue over failed scheme05:26, December 17 9 0 The charity behind London’s garden bridge project faces being sued by wealthy donors who fear their money might not be returned even after the much-criticised scheme collapsed, with a loss to taxpayers of almost £50m.
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A second referendum and curbs on migration
13:01, December 16 18 0
Jonathan Freedland is right to argue that the EU is not going to bust apart its treaty laws just to give anti-foreigner forces here some comfort (Winning a second referendum is possible – with Europe’s help, 15 December). Indeed, in the political declaration agreed between Theresa May and other heads of government, the EU27 make clear the four freedoms of movement – of capital, goods, services and people – are “indivisible”. -
Trafficking and exploitation in focus Hundreds of trafficked children ‘lost’ by local authorities
08:22, December 16 26 0
A quarter of trafficked children who were in the care of local authorities in the UK last year have going missing from the system, according to new research by two British charities that work with vulnerable children. -
Hundreds of trafficked children ‘lost’ by local authorities
11:52, December 15 28 0
A quarter of trafficked children who were in the care of local authorities in the UK last year have going missing from the system, according to new research by two British charities that work with vulnerable children. -
High levels of pepper-spray misuse found in prisons pilot scheme
10:24, December 15 24 0
Ministers have been urged to halt the planned rollout of pepper spray to prison officers after an analysis found it was used inappropriately in more than half of recorded incidents during a pilot scheme. -
CBS paid $9.5M to settle actress’s sexual harassment claim after company lawyer’s strategy backfired
16:49, December 14 42 0
CBS paid $9.5 million to settle a sexual harassment claim by Bull actress Eliza Dushku after a network lawyer released outtakes from the show in the mistaken belief that film of her cursing on the set would help the company. -
Atlanta’s John Marshall placed on probation for noncompliance with program, admissions standards
13:03, December 14 35 0
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law School has been placed on probation by the council of the ABA’s Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar as of Dec. 13. -
Judge retires after appeals court removes her from sex offender cases, cites animus toward PD office
12:10, December 14 28 0
A Pennsylvania judge has announced her retirement after a state appeals court removed her from two sex offender cases and said she had shown “personal animus” toward the public defender’s office. -
High court dismisses woman's attempt to prosecute police spy
11:33, December 14 30 0
An environmental campaigner who was deceived by a police spy into a sexual relationship has lost an attempt to have him prosecuted. -
Kentucky governor criticizes ‘activist judges’ after state supreme court overturns pension law
10:27, December 14 31 0
A sewage treatment bill that morphed into legislation modifying state pensions didn’t comply with the Kentucky Constitution’s requirement for three readings of a bill, the state supreme court has ruled.
Week News
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Nonlawyer staff members at Kirkland no longer will be required to arbitrate workplace disputes
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Key Holyrood Brexit legislation breaches law, rules UK supreme court
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Grief and pride of the Stansted 15’s parents
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Nicola Sturgeon to decide whether to salvage unlawful Brexit legislation
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Kentucky governor criticizes ‘activist judges’ after state supreme court overturns pension law
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High court dismisses woman's attempt to prosecute police spy
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Judge retires after appeals court removes her from sex offender cases, cites animus toward PD office
Month News
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US law banning female genital mutilation declared unconstitutional
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Rogue landlords: 90% of local authorities fail to issue fines
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Online pleas and AI for judges: minister sets out UK law reform plans
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Women at Ivy League law schools reject employers with mandatory arbitration agreements
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Couple donate $33M to Michigan Law for student financial support
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Supreme Court rejects cases on Planned Parenthood defunding; 2 justices join Thomas’ dissent
Year News
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Former Dentons associate is sentenced to prison after misdemeanor plea in alleged extortion plot
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Linklaters and Travers Smith lead in largest UK software buyout this year
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Officials resigned after pressure to cancel temporary protected status for immigrants
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Trump commutes sentence of woman whose clemency plea was pushed by Kim Kardashian
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Bass, citing efforts for immigrants and women lawyers, says ‘the ABA has never been more important’