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Use of 'killer robots' in wars would breach law, say campaigners00:17, August 21 1 0 The use of fully autonomous weapons in a theatre of war would breach international law, campaigners and experts say, as longstanding calls for a ban on “killer robots” intensify.
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Suspended Prenda lawyer pleads guilty in scheme to sue porn downloaders
14:14, August 20 9 0
A former lawyer for Prenda Law has pleaded guilty in a scheme to upload pornography to file sharing websites and then threaten to sue people who downloaded the material for copyright violations. -
Failings of HMP Birmingham reflect broader prison crisis, MOJ warned
14:13, August 20 9 0
The Ministry of Justice has been warned that failings at the privately run Birmingham prison reflect a broader prison crisis, as overcrowding and dwindling resources lead to increases in violence, drug use and self-harm in jails across England and Wales. -
The Guardian view on Birmingham prison: the root problem is austerity
13:57, August 20 10 0
In 1776, the great prison reformer John Howard visited Birmingham while compiling his landmark report on The State of the Prisons in England and Wales. “The gaol for this large populous town is called the Dungeon,” Howard reported. Inside, the filth, made worse by the faeces of the gaoler’s ducks, was “intolerable”. The prison itself was overcrowded: “At some particular times, here are great numbers confined.” Overall, he concluded: “The whole prison is very offensive.” -
Former BigLaw partner gets prison sentence for work on behalf of Martin Shkreli
13:07, August 20 11 0
A former income partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman was sentenced to 18 months in prison on Friday for conspiracy to commit wire and securities fraud in connection with his representation of jailed drug company CEO Martin Shkreli. -
Ex-city council member arrested in slaying of Indiana lawyer, says it was ‘spur-of-the-moment thing’
11:54, August 20 9 0
An 83-year-old former city council member in Cedar Lake, Indiana, told investigators he shot and killed the prominent lawyer who handled his taxes as a “spur-of-the-moment thing,” according to court records in the case. -
Why HMP Birmingham has been brought back under state control
08:27, August 20 12 0
The Ministry of Justice has taken the running of the prison off the hands of private-provider G4S and brought responsibility for its operation back under government control following a damning inspection of the jail. -
Judge refuses to allow statutory rapist to share in settlement for son’s wrongful death
07:37, August 20 10 0
A Wisconsin judge has ruled that an absentee father whose son was conceived with his 15-year-old cousin is not entitled to share in an $837,000 settlement for the son’s wrongful death. -
Military model can’t curb violance in jails
12:47, August 19 15 0
Rory Stewart’s prison plan ignores some key issues (Prisons minister: I’ll quit if assaults do not fall in problem jails, 17 August). He reduces safety to the issue of assaults. However, as prisons inspectorate reports acknowledge, keeping prisoners safe is more complex. Their treatment by staff can also imperil their safety, and these reports repeatedly cite a lack of care for prisoners in the context of a systematic culture of systemic indifference, complacency, immunity and impunity towards them, with little or no democratic accountability at all levels of the prison service. In this context, better physical conditions will not keep distressed prisoners safe. Similarly, the “military model” he advocates is a red herring. -
Too many Americans die on the job. Are things about to get worse?
09:54, August 19 22 0
Who remembers Alphonse Maddin? Maddin came briefly to national attention in spring of 2017, after Donald Trump appointed Neil Gorsuch to the supreme court. Maddin was a truck driver and the central character in one of Gorsuch’s worst opinions as a circuit court judge. His story is one of the rare prominent examples of a vast, hidden world of American injustice: danger in the workplace.
Week News
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Time’s Up to give $750,000 to aid low-wage workers who suffer from abuse
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Nebraska carries out America's first execution using opioid fentanyl
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Not enough fish: woman successfully sues dating agency over lack of men
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Uber judge steps aside over husband’s links to taxi firm
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Ex-city council member arrested in slaying of Indiana lawyer, says it was ‘spur-of-the-moment thing’
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The Guardian view on Birmingham prison: the root problem is austerity
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Use of 'killer robots' in wars would breach law, say campaigners
Month News
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Trump denies advance knowledge of ‘16 meeting between campaign officials, Russian lawyer
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Former HSBC banker wins appeal against extradition to US
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9th Circuit rejects government’s argument that Trump’s sanctuary cities order was mere bluster
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Home secretary vows to take the fight to forced marriages
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ABA Model Rules on lawyer advertising to be modernized
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ABA House overwhelmingly adopts new standards for care of unaccompanied immigrant minors
Year News
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Law Firm Leaders React to Susskind's Take on Legal Education's Future
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Jurors reject claim that asbestos in talcum powder caused mesothelioma
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Clydes gains New Zealand ally in new best friend deal
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Supporting independent courts—from the inside out
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'I feel safe now': how legal aid saved a gay man from deportation