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Judicial council tosses misconduct claims against Brett Kavanaugh18:27, December 18 7 0 Scores of complaints accusing US supreme court justice Brett Kavanaugh of improperly conducting himself during his contentious Senate confirmation process have been thrown out by a panel of eight federal judges.
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Asbestos in baby powder is part of new legal front in nearly 12,000 cancer lawsuits
16:24, December 18 7 0
Raihana Asral/Shutterstock.com Johnson & Johnson executives raised concerns about the possibility of asbestos in talc used to produce its baby powder as early as 1971. -
Trump Foundation agrees to dissolve after suit claimed its assets promoted campaign, business
15:33, December 18 8 0
President Donald Trump/Shutterstock.com. The Donald J. Trump Foundation on Tuesday signed a stipulation agreeing to dissolve and disburse its assets to charities approved by the New York attorney general’s office. -
Anti-drone technology could be introduced in English prisons
12:04, December 18 13 0
The government could introduce an anti-drone system to stop drug smuggling in English prisons after a successful six-month experiment in Guernsey prompted ministers to consider a U-turn about the technology. -
Jailing J Hus for possessing a knife won’t solve the problem
11:27, December 18 15 0
In June, the musician J Hus was arrested for possessing a knife. He has now been given an eight-month prison sentence, much to the disappointment of many of his fans. I share the frustration in this sentencing decision – apart from the fact that locking people up in often overcrowded, understaffed prisons ought not to be a cause for celebration, such penal measures often fail to acknowledge the context of the crime and therefore fail to resolve it in the longer term. -
Kavanaugh, racketeering and a lawyer’s racist rant top Google’s most searched legal topics for 2018
08:18, December 18 13 0
Image from Shutterstocl.com. When Google released its Year in Search 2018 report last week, numerous legal topics topped the lists for U.S.-based queries. -
Trump made the conservative dream of remaking the federal judiciary true
06:36, December 18 16 0
The presidency of Donald Trump has had very mixed results for those of his supporters who hoped he would deliver conservative policy priorities. Trump’s scandals and high-octane promotion of white identity politics have sucked up all the available oxygen. The only major legislative achievement Republicans can point to after two years is an unpopular tax reform package. -
Sexual harassment at work code of practice criticised as inadequate
19:37, December 17 18 0
The government will introduce a new statutory code of practice to tackle sexual harassment at work, following a damning report from parliament’s women and equalities committee that called for new laws to protect workers, but campaigners say the response falls short of properly tackling the issue. -
ABA teams up with J.K. Rowling foundation to provide social workers to immigrant children
17:17, December 17 17 0
The ABA is partnering with the Lumos Foundation to hire two social workers to provide services to immigrant children who have been reunited with their families. -
Want to predict Supreme Court rulings? Listen to justices’ vocal pitch during arguments, study says
14:07, December 17 16 0
Vocal pitch of U.S. Supreme Court justices during oral arguments is strongly predictive of their votes, according to an analysis of nearly 3,000 hours of oral arguments for more than a 30-year period.
Week News
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What can ‘Better Call Saul’ teach us about the importance of a lawyer’s reputation?
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Russian student pleads guilty to plot to influence US politics; reason for advisory counsel revealed
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Courts preparing for Brexit surge in cases, top judge reveals
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Lyudmila Alexeyeva obituary
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‘Justice’ is dictionary’s word of the year
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Quoting Dr. Seuss’ ‘The Lorax,’ 4th Circuit says Forest Service must ‘speak for the trees’
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Anti-drone technology could be introduced in English prisons
Month News
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Where is the progressive interpretation of the US constitution?
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Getting to grips with UK citizenship law
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Child prisons are beyond reform - it's time to stop jailing young people
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New Mexico man applying for marriage license with DC courts told he needs passport
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Full Brexit legal advice to be published after government loses vote
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Poppi Worthington's father fails in bid to change official record of her death
Year News
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Proposed changes to ABA model rules on advertising are a ‘philosophical shift’
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Withers goes all-American in 2018 promotions round
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A purr-fect ending for Grumpy Cat is a $710K win in court
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Trump demands Kavanaugh vote after lashing out at accuser
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Not satisfied with private censure, New York lawyer sues and gets public punishment