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PC Andrew Harper's widow launches 'Andrew's Law' campaign10:57, August 05 9 0 The widow of the police officer Andrew Harper – who was killed trying to apprehend three teenage thieves as they attempted to steal a quad bike – is launching a campaign for a law in her husband’s name under which criminals convicted of killing emergency services workers would spend the rest of their lives in jail.
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Lord Hutton obituary
11:43, August 04 14 0
Brian Hutton, Lord Hutton, who has died aged 89, was a former lord chief justice of Northern Ireland, where he was involved in many high-profile cases during the Troubles, including the killings of unarmed civil rights marchers in Derry on Bloody Sunday in 1972. He was thrust into the limelight in Britain when he was chosen by a panicking Blair government to chair an inquiry into the death of the Iraqi weapons expert turned unwitting whistleblower, David Kelly. -
PC Andrew Harper killing: sentences referred to attorney general
10:52, August 04 17 0
The jail terms handed to three teenagers who killed a police officer as they tried to escape the scene of a crime have been referred to the attorney general, who will consider claims they are unduly lenient. -
Further reading From Black Lives Matter to Bleak House: David Lammy picks the best books about justice
02:33, August 03 25 0
In 2016, the writer and lawyer Michelle Alexander said the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, would come to be seen as a “critical turning point. If it winds up not being a turning point, it will be because we did not do our job.” -
Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence overturned by appeals court
16:44, July 31 38 0
A federal appeals court on Friday overturned the death sentence of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the man convicted in the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. -
The safety of children is our paramount concern at Cafcass
12:06, July 31 38 0
Re Louise Tickle’s article (Twisted priorities mean Cafcass has failed to protect children from abusive parents, 28 July), the first duty of the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service is to safeguard children in family proceedings and to make recommendations to the family court about what is safe and in their best interests. This is complex work, which we undertake with both integrity and the explicit intention of getting it right for every child. We fully accept that we will and do make mistakes, and in such instances we must make a full apology as well as making sustained changes in response. -
Rape victims are being badly let down by prosecutors. They need justice
08:56, July 31 38 0
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has published its performance statistics on sexual violence cases for the year 2019-20. They make shocking reading. -
ACT police receive no complaints against Dyson Heydon following harassment allegations
03:43, July 31 39 0
Australian Capital Territory police have received no complaints or allegations against Dyson Heydon since a high court inquiry found he had harassed associates while a judge. -
British prisons are inhumane and do not prevent crime – most of them should go
02:36, July 31 36 0
For the past four months, two-thirds of Britain’s prisoners have been in quasi-solitary confinement, locked in cells for at least 23 hours a day. According to the Prison Reform Trust, evidence indicates this does permanent mental health damage. At this point, prison becomes a life sentence. On any basis, it is barbaric. -
Prosecution service under fire over record low rape convictions
15:44, July 30 46 0
The Crown Prosecution Service has faced a barrage of criticism after rape convictions in England and Wales fell to a record low, with police publicly censuring its charging policies and a judge paving the way for a landmark legal challenge.
Week News
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Holocaust survivor launches legal claim against German railway
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Serious Fraud Office prosecutes Airbus subsidiary over alleged corruption
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Exploitation in focus British trafficking victim sues Priti Patel alleging abuse of personal data
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What challenges do rape victims face in getting cases to court?
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Prosecution service under fire over record low rape convictions
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Boston Marathon bomber's death sentence overturned by appeals court
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PC Andrew Harper killing: sentences referred to attorney general
Month News
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Dominic Raab to unveil UK sanctions against human rights abusers
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Police apologise to woman told to cover up anti-Boris Johnson T-shirt
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Salisbury attack: inquest must look into role of Russian officials, court told
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Lockdown living Is this really what I want? How lockdown made us question every life choice
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We are all in the gutter – but some of us are counting the nitrous oxide canisters
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The world needs a 'people's vaccine' for coronavirus, not a big-pharma monopoly
Year News
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a hero to women. A future without her is a chilling prospect
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Woman gets 22 years in prison after showing up at her lawyer’s office with a loaded shotgun
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Police transgender rules breach right to free speech, court told
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A Bit of a Stretch review – an indictment of Britain’s prison system
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Final member of Oval Four has 1972 conviction overturned