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Police demands for access to rape victims' phones 'unlawful'19:28, July 22 13 0 Police and Crown Prosecution Service requests to download the contents of victims’ mobile phones amount to a “digital strip search” and are unlawful, according to a coalition of 10 civil liberties organisations.
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Afternoon Briefs: Teen vandal gets paint-with-a-toothbrush sentence; Equifax settles data breach claims
17:47, July 22 10 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. • Equifax has agreed to pay up to $700 million to settle state and federal claims related to a 2017 data breach that exposed the information of 147 million consumers. Up to $425 million of the settlement will pay consumers for time and money they spent to address identity theft or to protect themselves from the problem. Another $100 million will be paid to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as a civil penalty. All affected consumers are eligible for at least 10 years of free credit monitoring and at least seven years of free identity restoration services. (Press releases by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission) -
13 cops in this state will be fired because of offensive Facebook posts
15:15, July 22 17 0
Photo by Seasontime/Shutterstock.com. Thirteen Philadelphia police officers will be fired for racist, violent and offensive Facebook posts uncovered because of the efforts of a local lawyer. -
Controversial Penn law prof is under fire for remarks about third-world immigration
13:16, July 22 14 0
The eastern facade of the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 2006. Photo by Jeffrey M. Vinocur via Wikimedia Commons. -
Other lives John Gardner obituary
13:15, July 22 10 0
iMy friend John Gardner, who has died aged 54 of cancer, had a glittering academic career as an expert in legal philosophy and served as professor of jurisprudence at Oxford University. -
Specialist jails to prevent extremism are 'undersubscribed'
12:38, July 22 17 0
Jails-within-jails designed to prevent extremists from radicalising vulnerable prisoners are undersubscribed, staff at the specialist units have told officials. -
He’s 31, he’s a lawyer, and he’s still getting stopped by the police
11:47, July 22 15 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 21 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 17 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.
Week News
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New asylum rule is quickly challenged in two lawsuits
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Lawyer is accused of creating sham secured creditor to shield client assets
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David Gauke urges MoJ successor to scrap short prison sentences
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Former Tory minister accuses government of failing to ban torture
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May throws down gauntlet to successor over paternity leave
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Police officers illegally use information from arrests that have been sealed, lawsuit says
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Police demands for access to rape victims' phones 'unlawful'
Month News
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Scotland 'at risk of losing environmental protection after Brexit’
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Warrant generally isn’t needed to draw blood from unconscious person suspected of DUI, says SCOTUS
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Federal judge blocks policy ending bond hearings for asylum-seekers
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Prison suicide rate is a scandal, says HM chief inspector
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Trump’s blocking of Twitter critics violates First Amendment, 2nd Circuit rules
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Do you think humor is helpful or harmful in the courtroom, and why?
Year News
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Rap song that threatened police officers is not protected speech, Pennsylvania’s top court rules
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Judge criticizes lawyer’s champagne argument as she considers trimming $289M verdict
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Canada debates assisted death laws after woman is forced to end life early
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UK court ruling raises hopes of asylum for torture survivors
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Have you adapted your law practice for an aging population? If so, how?