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ICC crime of aggression comes into effect without key signatories00:12, July 17 8 0 A crime of aggression, under which politicians and military leaders can be held individually responsible for invasions and other major attacks, comes into force at the international criminal court, reviving global legal powers last exercised at the Nuremburg and Tokyo war crimes trials of the 1940s.
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Failure to enforce law means older workers face discrimination – report
19:15, July 16 11 0
Government ministers and Britain’s equalities watchdog are failing to save more than a million older workers from discrimination, bias and outdated employment practices, according to a group of MPs. -
Federal judge temporarily halts deportations of reunified immigrant families
18:42, July 16 11 0
A federal judge in San Diego on Monday temporarily halted the deportation of reunified immigrant families. -
Russian student with NRA link is accused of acting as agent of foreign government
17:49, July 16 12 0
A Russian woman attending American University in Washington, D.C., on a student visa is accused of conspiring to work as an agent for Russia to establish “back channel” communication with U.S. politicians and advance the Russian agenda. -
Judge halts deportation of families reunified by Trump administration
13:12, July 16 14 0
A federal judge has temporarily halted deportations of families who have been recently reunited after they were separated by the Trump administration. -
BigLaw firm takes on porn infringement, says Prenda Law was a different, ‘malicious’ animal
12:57, July 16 9 0
Fox Rothschild has taken on copyright infringement suits, filing 870 such suits for porn studio Strike 3 Holdings in the first six months of this year. -
Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh’s record on surveillance could raise questions for Rand Paul
10:37, July 16 15 0
U.S. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) tweeted that he is keeping an open mind on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. -
Lawyer is suspended after apparent sex act with client is caught on courthouse security camera
08:18, July 16 15 0
A lawyer from Zanesville, Ohio, has been suspended after a security camera live-streamed an apparent sexual interaction with a client to courthouse deputies. -
Don’t blame lawyers for their Brexit bonanza
04:15, July 16 22 0
Some good Brexit news at last: lawyers are rolling in it. Profits at “magic circle” (that is, elite) law firms were reported to be a remarkable £2.6bn in 2017. While many have worried about the dampening effect of Brexit on business activity, lawyers have been in demand, working on mergers and acquisitions designed to shore up companies’ positions, and advising business leaders on the almost infinite variety of outcomes that Brexit might throw up. -
Employment tribunal hears cases against National Gallery
02:12, July 16 16 0
Art educators who allege they have been sacked by the National Gallery, many after decades of service, are bringing their cases to an employment tribunal in the latest legal row over the gig economy.
Week News
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Are you pro-choice? It's time to shout it from the rooftops
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'Five-alarm fire': activists say supreme court pick threatens abortion rights
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Lawyer is arrested, accused of giving a ride to immigrants who said they were abandoned by smugglers
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Wings Over Scotland blogger's defamation case against MSP starts
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Emmett Till: US reopens investigation into killing, citing new information
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Rand Paul breaks with Republicans as he doubts Trump supreme court pick
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Don’t blame lawyers for their Brexit bonanza
Month News
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Care for our children is in crisis. We must give their families more help
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US supreme court upholds Trump's travel ban
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Trump anti-abortion supreme court pick 'not acceptable', says Collins
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Poland's supreme court constitutional crisis approaches a standoff
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Judge awards $5 to Charlottesville rally organizer who said cursing woman violated anti-dueling law
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Beta testers get free bar review, and a stipend, from company with exclusively online offering
Year News
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Federal judge cites ‘excessive footnoting’ and imposes limit for revised government brief
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Legal aid agency serving the Navajo Nation to close 3 offices
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Suits over Las Vegas mass shooting face obstacles, including federal law protecting gun makers
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UK FGM trial: father says failed case put intolerable pressure on him
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Mentoring in the legal profession has had to adapt to a changing world