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Specialist jails to prevent extremism are 'undersubscribed'12:38, July 22 0 0 Jails-within-jails designed to prevent extremists from radicalising vulnerable prisoners are undersubscribed, staff at the specialist units have told officials.
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He’s 31, he’s a lawyer, and he’s still getting stopped by the police
11:47, July 22 3 0
Photo from ChameleonsEye/Shutterstock.com. Late one afternoon in March 2018, I had just left work to meet a friend in Brooklyn when cops stopped me on the street. I had just graduated from law school, so I knew enough to keep my mouth shut. I invoked my rights, but it didn't matter. They still tried to get me to admit to something I didn't do. -
Google pays $11m to jobseekers who alleged age discrimination
10:55, July 22 4 0
Google has settled a lawsuit alleging age discrimination in its hiring practices, paying $11m to more than 200 jobseekers who were over 40 when they applied to join the company. -
Bailiffs made to wear body cameras in move to end intimidation
19:04, July 21 15 0
Bailiffs attempting to recover debts from private homes will have to wear body cameras in future to prevent intimidating behaviour, the Ministry of Justice has announced. -
Surge in youth prison violence sparks call to close institutions
10:02, July 21 20 0
Assaults in youth prisons in England and Wales have risen by almost two-thirds over the last five years, a Guardian analysis has found. -
Police officers illegally use information from arrests that have been sealed, lawsuit says
18:38, July 19 20 0
File photo When a man named J.J. was arrested in the Bronx in 2016, the public defenders assigned to represent him assumed he’d get a good plea deal. After all, it appeared to be a low-level case. J.J. had been a passenger in his friend’s car when police had pulled them over for allegedly failing to signal a turn; the officers then searched the vehicle and found an unlicensed gun inside. -
Afternoon Briefs: Judge accused of ruling in girlfriend’s cases; felon wasn’t too old to re-offend
17:13, July 19 22 0
• An Alabama judge is accused in an ethics complaint of having an affair with a lawyer who appeared before him in court. The judge, Christopher Kaminski of Coffee County, was also accused of appointing the lawyer to cases and accepting her fee requests as reasonable. He resigned minutes before the complaint was filed. (AL.com, WTVY, Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission complaint) -
7th Circuit won’t overrule precedent barring female inmate’s challenge of strip searches as training exercise
14:38, July 19 30 0
Image from Shutterstock. Female prisoners in Illinois can't sue under the Fourth Amendment for being forced to show their genitals in a training exercise, a federal appeals court has ruled. -
Canada to pay C$1bn to sexual misconduct victims in military
11:43, July 19 23 0
Canada’s government will pay nearly C$1bn ($770m) to members of the military who took part in class-action lawsuits alleging widespread sexual misconduct. -
Student who wore gorilla mask to Black Lives Matter rally is acquitted of intimidation charges
10:53, July 19 23 0
A New York City protest in 2016. Christopher Penler / Shutterstock A white college student who showed up at a Black Lives Matter rally in a gorilla mask was acquitted Wednesday on a charge of civil rights intimidation after his lawyer argued he was exercising his First Amendment rights.
Week News
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Lawyer is accused of creating sham secured creditor to shield client assets
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British football fan detained in UAE lodges human rights complaint
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May throws down gauntlet to successor over paternity leave
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Student who wore gorilla mask to Black Lives Matter rally is acquitted of intimidation charges
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Afternoon Briefs: Judge accused of ruling in girlfriend’s cases; felon wasn’t too old to re-offend
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Police officers illegally use information from arrests that have been sealed, lawsuit says
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Specialist jails to prevent extremism are 'undersubscribed'
Month News
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After the horror of the 'wolf pack' case, Spanish women have reason to be hopeful
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Chinese human rights lawyer 'totally changed man' after being jailed
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ACLU sues state police, alleging they’re acting as immigration authorities
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‘Google's power is extraordinary’: businesses turn to the courts over bad reviews
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Scotland’s prisons under pressure as inmate numbers rise
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Afternoon Briefs: Unlicensed PD’s clients stick with plea deals; lawyer a no-show at sentencing
Year News
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Suspended Prenda lawyer pleads guilty in scheme to sue porn downloaders
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UK dropped objection to death penalty for Isis suspects 'to appease US'
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Twenty years on, the Human Rights Act has proved its worth
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A Prevent-style plan for knife crime is not just misguided, it’s dangerous
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Council tax debts soar 40% in six years