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‘Rough sex’ defence led to over 60 victims having to deny giving consent, finds research
13:36, June 03 15 0
More than 60 victims have been forced to go to court over the past decade to deny that they consented to strangulation, assaults or violence, according to the campaign to end reliance on the “rough sex” defence. -
Scottish prosecutors 'in cahoots with paedophile hunters', supreme court told
09:22, June 03 16 0
Prosecutors in Scotland have been operating “in cahoots” with so-called paedophile huntings groups, the UK’s supreme court has heard this morning. -
Supreme court orders libel case retrial over judge's 'barrage of hostility'
08:32, June 03 17 0
The supreme court has ordered the re-trial of a long-running libel case after finding that a high court judge, Mr Justice Jay, subjected the unrepresented claimant to a “barrage of hostility” and offensive language. -
Prison visits could resume in July in England and Wales
14:01, June 02 29 0
Families and friends are expected to be able to visit prisoners from July as part of a wider Covid-19 recovery plan for jails in England and Wales, which have been placed under a severely restrictive regime for nearly three months. -
Other lives Jenny Chapman obituary
13:44, June 02 19 0
My mother, Jenny Chapman, who has died of cancer aged 78, began her working life as a secretary before moving into the legal profession, where she became an expert on teaching lawyers how to deal more empathetically and professionally with their clients. -
Parents fight in court over whether children should return to school in England
07:10, June 02 25 0
Separating parents are fighting each other through the courts over whether their children should return to school as lockdown is eased, a leading family lawyer has revealed. -
The Society interview Lisa Harker: 'Remote family court hearings are not just or humane'
04:14, June 02 25 0
“As soon as the [coronavirus] crisis hit, we realised that this basic human need to connect with people we cared about was likely to be affected by restrictions,” says Lisa Harker, director of the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory, which aims to improve the evidence for decision-making in the family justice system. -
Watership Down author's estate wins back all rights to classic novel
13:23, June 01 36 0
The estate of Watership Down author Richard Adams has won back all of the rights to the late author’s classic novel about anthropomorphised rabbits, in a high court ruling against the director of the famed animated adaptation. -
Privacy group prepares legal challenge to NHS test-and-trace scheme
13:20, May 31 31 0
Privacy campaigners are preparing a legal challenge to the NHS’s coronavirus test-and-trace programme as concerns grow about the amount of contact data that will be collected and retained by government.
Week News
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Prison release schemes close to impossible to deliver, says watchdog
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Lawyers' poems deal with trials of delivering lockdown justice
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Watership Down author's estate wins back all rights to classic novel
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Prison visits could resume in July in England and Wales
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Supreme court orders libel case retrial over judge's 'barrage of hostility'
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Scottish prosecutors 'in cahoots with paedophile hunters', supreme court told
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‘Rough sex’ defence led to over 60 victims having to deny giving consent, finds research
Month News
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US supreme court livestreams arguments for first time ever
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Home Office accused of pressuring judiciary over immigration decisions
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Hidden gems from the world of research Working with women makes the world a better place
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UK gig economy workers exposed to virus, union warns
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Covid-19 being used as weapon in attacks on US police and grocers
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Lockdown has awoken the sleeping giant in our workplaces: union power
Year News
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Lawyer who pleaded guilty in ‘wrecking ball’ scheme to sue porn downloaders gets prison sentence
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Sperm donors are not dads. We need more clarity around what constitutes a parent
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Prorogation of parliament is abuse of power, high court told
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Amal Clooney to pursue Rohingya case at The Hague
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Alex Salmond's trial: what will happen and how it will be reported