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Canada accuses Myanmar of genocide against Rohingya19:04, September 20 4 0 Canadian lawmakers have unanimously voted to declare Myanmar’s military actions against the Rohingya people a genocide.
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Tax-funded urban revitalization programs in California push laws punishing the homeless, study says
17:07, September 20 5 0
Many of California’s business improvement districts, which are private groups, violate the rights of homeless people, according to a recent study. -
Chief of 3D gun blueprint manufacturer accused in sexual assault of teen
13:56, September 20 6 0
A minor told forensic investigators in Texas that she was paid to have sex with Cody Wilson, the former law student who in June reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice to publish blueprints used to make 3D-printed guns. -
Those who caused the financial crisis still haven’t been held to account
13:18, September 20 10 0
Alex Bailin’s article (Gordon Brown is wrong to say British banking is still a free-for-all, 16 September) is extraordinarily complacent. The fact is that the UK’s record on prosecuting the wrongdoing behind the financial crisis is extremely poor, with no senior executives charged (only lower-level employees) and no bank successfully prosecuted. Just in May this year, a judge dismissed charges in the only prosecution ever brought against a bank for financial-crisis wrongdoing. The arcane corporate liability rules in this country make it impossible to prosecute large financial institutions. Until the government brings forward legislation to change the law and replace those rules, banks will continue to operate with impunity in the UK.Susan Hawley Policy director, Corruption WatchRachel Teka Davies Head of advocacy, Transparency International UK -
Trump weighs in on scheduled Kavanaugh public hearing, slams Sessions once more
12:44, September 20 10 0
In a wide-ranging interview, President Donald Trump spoke about sexual assault allegations against his second U.S. Supreme Court nominee and lamented “I don’t have an attorney general” -
Gunman killed after shooting 4 at magisterial district judge’s office
10:46, September 20 12 0
A man charged in connection with a domestic dispute shot four people, including a police officer, on Wednesday at a magisterial district judge’s office in western Pennsylvania. -
Human rights pioneer Louis Blom-Cooper dies aged 92
08:26, September 20 19 0
The lawyer and human rights campaigner Sir Louis Blom-Cooper QC has died at the age of 92, his family has confirmed. -
Britain lets Putin move his dark money with impunity. That has to stop
07:50, September 20 16 0
Vladimir Putin’s global power is inseparable from his mastery of dark money, which he moves secretly to buy assets and influence. We know he’s doing it, because we can see the effects – the convulsions in Ukraine, the scandal in the United States – but it is far harder to know the precise mechanics. -
Netflix’s new series ‘First and Last’ accurately details many aspects of county jail life
07:14, September 20 16 0
I promise I watch other things besides Netflix. I know it might not seem like it, judging from the content of my last few columns, but it really is true. Netflix just so happens to have created a lot of new content lately, and much of it focuses on crime and associated topics in the law. -
Leasehold law proposals condemned as 'window dressing'
06:57, September 20 17 0
A proposal to allow homeowners to buy or extend their lease more cheaply has been described as “window dressing” by the National Leasehold Campaign group.
Week News
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Electoral Commission misinterpreted law over pro-Brexit donations
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The networker Wanted in the digital monopoly age – powers to curb the hold of online giants
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Justice League: Meet the leader of this teen band of Supreme Court bloggers
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Police chiefs prepare plans to quell disorder if no-deal Brexit occurs
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IBM faces age discrimination class action suit
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What storytelling lessons have you learned during your legal career?
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Human rights pioneer Louis Blom-Cooper dies aged 92
Month News
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Law grad with sleep apnea isn’t entitled to accommodation in bar admission process, court says
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Can the government regulate Google search results? Lawyers weigh in
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Javid: tech firms not taking online child sexual abuse seriously
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Live blog of confirmation hearings, day 2: Kavanaugh answers ‘Purple Party’ president hypothetical
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Race and gender bias is rampant in law, says new report that also offers tools to fight it
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Germaine Greer's On Rape: provocative, victim-shaming, compelling, ambivalent
Year News
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Appleby defends business model in leaked documents probe
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Security clampdown at The Hague amid fears of further suicides
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May judges search the internet for facts? ABA ethics opinion sees problems
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Court to hear case of banker kept alive against family's wishes
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Charlotte School of Law sues ABA, arguing it was never out of compliance with bar pass rule