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Trump lets soldiers get away with murder. That mustn’t happen here13:42, January 18 12 0 The International Spy Museum in Washington DC features a waterboard used to make petrified detainees think their interrogators are drowning them. “Would you be willing to have the US government torture suspected terrorists if they may know details about future attacks?” it asks visitors.
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Coroner: supervision of Conner Marshall’s killer ‘woefully inadequate’
09:17, January 17 31 0
A coroner has highlighted a series of failings in the supervision in the community of a violent serial offender who murdered an 18-year-old in a random and unprovoked attack. -
‘You can't handcuff my spirit’: jailed writer wins freedom of expression prize
06:57, January 17 22 0
The Ugandan academic, writer and feminist activist Dr Stella Nyanzi, imprisoned for criticising the country’s president, has been awarded the Oxfam Novib/PEN International award for freedom of expression. -
Former Barclays boss accused of 'funnelling funds' to Qatar
14:46, January 16 29 0
Prosecutors have accused a former Barclays boss of proposing two separate illegal deals before settling on an advisory agreement that allegedly disguised the true nature of £322m in payments to Qatar in 2008.The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) made the allegations during the first day of the prosecution’s cross-examination of Thomas Kalaris, the former head of Barclays’ wealth division. -
Union chief to sue police over megaphone assault trial
10:16, January 16 30 0
A gig economy union leader is to sue the police after he was wrongly prosecuted for alleged assault at a demonstration by using a megaphone close to police officers’ ears. -
Judges' sentencing in high-profile court cases to be televised
19:15, January 15 29 0
Judges sentencing convicted offenders in high-profile criminal cases in England and Wales, including murders, rapes and other serious offences, will be televised from later this year, the Ministry of Justice has said. -
Simply by defying the tabloids, Meghan has already beaten them
12:31, January 15 40 0
A consensus is building around the case of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex v the Mail on Sunday: even if she wins, she still loses. This is different to the argument by the newspaper, which disputes her copyright claim over the contents of a letter, and which, in response to allegations that her privacy has been traduced, has floated the public interest defence: people have a right to know the nature of her character. -
BAME offenders 'far more likely than others' to be jailed for drug offences
08:27, January 15 36 0
Black and minority ethnic offenders are far more likely to be sent to prison for drug offences than other defendants, according to groundbreaking research commissioned by the Sentencing Council. -
Exclusive: CPS seeks longer sentence for rapist Reynhard Sinaga
07:36, January 15 35 0
A man described as Britain’s most prolific rapist could have his sentence increased after the Crown Prosecution Service wrote to the attorney general saying he should serve longer than 30 years in prison. -
Cambodia: treason trial of opposition figure Kem Sokha begins
01:33, January 15 38 0
The trial of a top Cambodian opposition leader charged with treason has begun, more than two years after he was arrested in what is widely seen as a politically motivated prosecution.
Week News
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Google parent company’s top lawyer leaving amid claims of misconduct
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Afternoon Briefs: Texas no longer accepting refugees; new San Francisco DA announces round of layoffs
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Staff shortages leave probation service in crisis, report finds
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Home Office proposes offence of possessing terrorist propaganda
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'Orwellian' China silencing dissent at home and abroad, says human rights chief
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Cambodia: treason trial of opposition figure Kem Sokha begins
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Judges' sentencing in high-profile court cases to be televised
Month News
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Lawyer who successfully sued Roundup is accused of trying to extort $200M from unnamed company
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Pakistan: outrage over death sentence for 'blasphemous' lecturer
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Top 10 ABA Journal stories of 2019
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Tribunal to hear case of sacked ethical vegan
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Detectives investigate new allegations against rapist Reynhard Sinaga
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Harry and Meghan seek global trademark for 'Sussex Royal' brand
Year News
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Attorney charged with misdemeanor after carrying firearm into courthouse
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2 charged in psychic scam; police say lawyer was swindled out of $1.5M
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Judge’s cases under review after relatives cite severe alcoholism in guardianship petition
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Ensure Brexit does not derail environment law warn Scots activists
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Labour acts on risk of 'dark money' from Farage-led lobbyists