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Former frat president accused of rape pleads guilty to lesser charge in deal without jail time17:34, December 11 8 0 A woman who claimed a former fraternity president at Baylor University “violently and repeatedly” raped her told a Texas court on Monday that she was devastated by the decision to allow him to escape prison time.
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Jury recommends life sentence for neo-Nazi who drove his car into crowd, killing a paralegal
15:35, December 11 6 0
Jurors in Virginia on Tuesday recommended a sentence of life plus 419 years in prison for a self-avowed neo-Nazi who killed a paralegal when he drove his car into a crowd of counterprotesters at a white supremacist rally last August. -
The Guardian view on the Stansted 15: a sledgehammer prosecution
13:29, December 11 7 0
The case of the 15 activists convicted on Monday over a non-violent protest which stopped a deportation flight from leaving Stansted airport should not only worry all those who care about the rights of those threatened with removal. It should alarm anyone who cares about the right to protest. The disproportionate charge will have a chilling effect. Amnesty has called this “a crushing blow for human rights in the UK”; Liberty said it was a “malicious attack” on the right to protest. -
In Britain, the hi-vis bib has become a badge of shame
12:53, December 11 10 0
I don’t know the significance of the gilet jaune (yellow vest) in the French riots, and, if I did, it would no longer be relevant: once you start setting fire to stuff, meaning moves on. -
The Stansted 15 activists should be supported, not punished
11:46, December 11 8 0
We the undersigned express our deep concern and disagreement with the recent prosecutions at Chelmsford crown court against the 15 human rights activists who acted to stop a brutal, secretive and barely legal deportation flight last year (Report, 11 December). The “Stansted 15” have been convicted of “endangering an aerodrome” under the Aviation and Maritime Security Act 1990 – a terrorism-related law. The use of this draconian legislation is grossly disproportionate and a clear abuse of power. -
Iran sentences three human rights lawyers to prison, reports say
09:27, December 11 9 0
Iran has sentenced two human rights lawyers to six years in prison and a third to 13 years, according to newspaper reports. -
Iran sentences three human rights lawyers to prison – report
08:51, December 11 10 0
Iran has sentenced two human rights lawyers to six years in prison and a third to 13 years, according to newspaper reports. -
ABA releases updated standards for treatment of unaccompanied immigrant minors
07:45, December 11 17 0
The ABA’s Commission on Immigration on Friday released updated standards for the detention, care and legal representation of unaccompanied immigrant minors. -
Pupil brings legal action against school's isolation units
07:44, December 11 14 0
Legal proceedings have been lodged in the high court against an academy trust for its use of so called isolation units to discipline pupils. -
Poppi Worthington's father fails in bid to change official record of her death
07:07, December 11 17 0
A high court judge has rejected a bid by the father of Poppi Worthington to remove details of her sexual abuse and change the official record of her death, and ordered him to pay costs for bringing a judicial review.
Week News
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Quarter of adults think marital sex without consent is not rape, UK survey finds
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What common language errors make you grit your teeth?
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Indiana commission to examine bar exam cut score; California asked to take ‘fresh look’ at its exam
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Brexit will hurt low-paid workers. Freedom of movement is not the problem
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New suit filed challenging Trump’s asylum requirements and Whitaker’s appointment
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Special counsel says Michael Cohen has gone to ‘significant lengths’ to aid investigation
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The Guardian view on surveillance: Australia is giving too much power to the state
Month News
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Law student gets $30K financial award after fighting off yoga studio shooter with vacuum and broom
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The Judge review – thoughtful study of the first female sharia judge
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European court to rule on whether article 50 can be reversed
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Impeachment talk by federal workers could violate Hatch Act, new guidance says
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Child prisons are beyond reform - it's time to stop jailing young people
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Positivity guru loses court quest for an age change
Year News
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Dentons launches investigation into “inappropriate” Maclays partner
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Legal tech entrepreneur indicted on wire fraud and money laundering counts
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We need a special court for free speech, delivering justice for all
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#MeToo has led to an asphyxiating vortex of litigation
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Proposed federal rule would bypass settlement on the rights of unaccompanied immigrant minors