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Indonesia girl jailed for abortion after being raped by brother09:06, July 21 11 0 A 15-year-old Indonesian girl who was raped by her older brother has been jailed for six months for having an abortion, an official said on Saturday.
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Indicted Russian company cites Kavanaugh opinion on campaign finance in bid to get charge tossed
17:17, July 20 16 0
An indicted Russian company accused of taking part in an “information warfare” campaign to influence the 2016 presidential election is citing an opinion by Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh in a bid to get the charge dismissed. -
Cliff Richard and freedom of the press
12:37, July 20 19 0
Media commentators are already declaiming Justice Mann’s judgment in favour of Cliff Richard over the BBC as a “dark day for press freedom”. Rubbish. These arguments are specious. The public interest and public prurience should not be conflated. The public interest must not be determined by the media alone. The Human Rights Act (which Theresa May despises) has something to say on the matter. We are not dealing here with the Cambridge Analytica story or the Paradise Papers – examples of a clear public interest uncovered by investigative journalists (not the BBC). -
Chicago to get a public law school: John Marshall acquired by University of Illinois system
08:37, July 20 13 0
After more than two years of discussions, the University of Illinois’ board of trustees Thursday approved a plan to acquire Chicago’s John Marshall School of Law, a private stand-alone institution. -
Amazon must be forced to change, for the sake of its workers
05:04, July 20 16 0
While the technological advancements that have brought us tailor-made online shopping at the click of a button is worth celebrating, the delirium that surrounded Amazon’s Prime Day this week has left a bad taste in my mouth. Technological progress brings its own challenges, and the concerns of my constituents who have worked at our local Amazon fulfilment centre have only served to reinforce this view. -
MPs criticise DPP Alison Saunders over collapse of rape trials
03:06, July 20 15 0
The director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, has been criticised by MPs for failing to get to grips with disclosure problems that led to the collapse of multiple rape trials. -
9th Circuit nominee is withdrawn after controversy over his college writings
16:57, July 19 16 0
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced on Thursday that he will withdraw the nomination of Ryan Bounds to the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. -
Jo Swinson pairing row: Conservatives admit chief whip asked MPs to break arrangements
16:06, July 19 19 0
The Conservatives have been forced to admit that their chief whip asked MPs to breach Commons voting conventions in knife-edge Brexit votes on Tuesday, as opposition parties demanded he quit and queried the accuracy of the prime minister’s account of events. -
Democrats want to know whether Kavanaugh had any role in torture and detainee policies under GW Bush
13:47, July 19 16 0
Democrats are seeking files from the George W. Bush administration to learn whether Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh had any role in formulating policies on the treatment of detainees. -
Woman surprised to learn payment contract she signed for dog was for its rental
12:19, July 19 19 0
New York could become the third state to ban animal rentals after the state attorney general filed a fraud suit against a chain called The Pet Zone that includes allegations about a misleading leasing option.
Week News
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Reporting restrictions 'prevent scrutiny' of economic crimes
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At last, a law that could have stopped Blair and Bush invading Iraq
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ICC crime of aggression comes into effect without key signatories
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Federal policy changes make it easier to deny visas and remove legal immigrants
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Spain to introduce ‘yes means yes’ sexual consent law
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Legal aid 'deserts' complicating access to justice, says committee
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Cuomo administration offers state attorney general a criminal referral in Trump Foundation probe
Month News
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Trump’s attacks on courts undermine judicial independence
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Former detainees call for inquiry into UK role in torture and jailing
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California Supreme Court rules indigent litigants are entitled to free court reporters
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Senate confirms criminal division chief who represented Russian bank
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Thomson Reuters announces Westlaw Edge, increasing role of AI and analytics
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Felicia Langer obituary
Year News
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First thoughts Thinking of suing the NHS? Here’s why you should think again
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We gave May clear evidence of tax avoidance. Why won’t she act?
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Dutch prosecutors to investigate euthanasia cases after sharp rise
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9 Iranians indicted for hacking computers of law firm, universities, government agencies
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Trump lawyer cites Nixon case in asserting ‘absolute immunity’ in emoluments suit