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Federal policy changes make it easier to deny visas and remove legal immigrants17:55, July 17 3 0 Two recent policy changes at U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services will limit immigrants’ ability to come to or stay in the United States legally.
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Army reverses discharge of immigrant soldier at center of media coverage
16:43, July 17 4 0
The U.S. Army has reversed its discharge of a Brazilian-born recruit after his ouster garnered widespread media coverage. -
Federal judge lifts order requiring paper to remove story info gleaned from mistaken PACER release
15:52, July 17 3 0
A federal judge has lifted his order requiring the Los Angeles Times to remove a summary of a plea agreement from an article after determining the newspaper got the information from a document mistakenly made available in the PACER database. -
MGM Resorts uses an obscure law to sue Las Vegas mass shooting victims
14:07, July 17 16 0
Using an obscure law, MGM Resorts International has filed federal suits against victims of last year’s mass shooting in Las Vegas. -
Comedian 'humiliated' as guard disputes use of train's disabled space
12:38, July 17 9 0
A comedian has criticised Great Western Railway after she was left feeling “harassed and humiliated” for using a disabled space for her mobility scooter. -
Criminal solicitors in England and Wales challenge cut to fees
11:47, July 17 11 0
Criminal solicitors have had their fees for reading large quantities of crown court evidence cut by up to 37% under changes imposed by the Ministry of Justice, the high court has heard. -
Lawyer 'used sensationalist language in Iraq torture case'
10:56, July 17 13 0
Martyn Day, a prominent human rights solicitor, should not have used “unbalanced and sensationalist” language at a press conference when announcing allegations that British troops murdered and tortured Iraqis, the court of appeal has been told. -
Text-message reminders are a cheap and effective way to reduce pretrial detention
08:37, July 17 12 0
With just a couple of dollars, courts and public defenders can keep people from being arrested. Court date reminders sent to defendants via text message are an inexpensive, simple intervention being tested across the country. Not only is the solution working, it’s avoiding the expensive, labor-intensive and destructive practice of issuing bench warrants that can land people in jail. -
ICC crime of aggression comes into effect without key signatories
00:12, July 17 17 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. -
Failure to enforce law means older workers face discrimination – report
19:15, July 16 19 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.
Week News
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Felicia Langer obituary
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Alabama governor redirects some inmate food cash; will it stop sheriffs from keeping the leftovers?
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Employment tribunal hears cases against National Gallery
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Lawyer is suspended after apparent sex act with client is caught on courthouse security camera
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Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh’s record on surveillance could raise questions for Rand Paul
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Russian student with NRA link is accused of acting as agent of foreign government
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Text-message reminders are a cheap and effective way to reduce pretrial detention
Month News
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US supreme court upholds Trump's travel ban
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UK ban on heterosexual civil partnerships ruled discriminatory
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Model and footballer fail to secure law change for humanist weddings
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Reforming female prisons will break the cycle of crime: my work shows this
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Home Office faces legal challenge over UK child citizenship fees
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UK counter-terror bill risks criminalising curiosity – watchdog
Year News
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The 60 second interview: Coding is a “red herring” for lawyers
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Jury finds Georgia lawyer’s litigation conduct amounted to civil racketeering violation
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The UK penal system is designed by men, for men
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Judge refuses privilege review bid by Cohen and Trump lawyers; were BigLaw documents seized?
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A free press? I’m a UK journalist, but the police labelled me an extremist