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In Britain now, the richer you are, the better your chance of justice13:26, April 21 15 0 Justice in Britain, a country that boasts it all but invented the presumption of innocence and trial by jury, is becoming a matter of money. We’re going the way of the United States and building a market-based rather than a rights-based system; where the rich have every advantage and the jails are filled with the black and the poor.
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Fewer entry-level positions in most job categories for 2017 law grads, new ABA data shows
18:27, April 20 19 0
According to the data, 26,293 members of the class of 2017 had long-term, full-time jobs that require law degrees or are considered “JD advantage” positions roughly 10 months after graduation. For the class of 2016, there were 26,923 members who had long-term, full-time jobs in those categories—630 more than last year. -
LeBron James hit with trademark suit over his barbershop-based web series
14:41, April 20 20 0
The lawsuit was filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan by Sebastian Jackson, owner of the The Social Club Grooming Co. He says the concept for James’ web series, The Shop, is his own. Courthouse News Service, Law360 and the Washington Post also have stories. -
DNC suit alleges Trump campaign was a racketeering enterprise participating in hacking conspiracy
12:57, April 20 19 0
The complaint was filed on behalf of the Democratic Party by the law firm of Cohen Milstein, the Washington Post reports. The New York Times followed with its own story. -
The Guardian view on Brexit and the Irish border: alchemy fails again
12:22, April 20 22 0
Theresa May’s desire to combine exit from the EU’s customs union with an invisible border in Northern Ireland is not in doubt. The issue is not how much the prime minister wants a solution but whether a solution exists. Without one, Mrs May’s entire Brexit strategy unravels. -
Lance Armstrong to pay $5M to settle suit claiming he defrauded US Postal Service-sponsored team
10:38, April 20 18 0
Lance Armstrong has agreed to pay $5 million settle a whistleblower suit joined by the federal government that alleged he violated a cycling sponsorship agreement with the U.S. Postal Service by taking performance-enhancing drugs. -
US court sentences former Liberian warlord to 30 years
10:37, April 20 18 0
A former Liberian warlord known as “Jungle Jabbah” has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in a groundbreaking judgment by a US court for lying about his role in Liberia’ civil war and the atrocities he committed. -
Conference to tackle new approaches for law schools, lawyers and legal technologists
09:13, April 20 21 0
This Q&A has been condensed. Ari Kaplan: Tell us about your background and the genesis of the Summit on Law and Innovation. -
Labour promises to restore legal aid for housing advice
08:56, April 20 24 0
Labour has pledged to restore legal aid funding for advice in all housing cases, reversing far-reaching cuts imposed by the government five years ago. -
Multistate Bar Exam average score drops to apparent new low
17:57, April 19 21 0
The average February 2018 score of 132.8 was an “all time record low in test history,” Pepperdine School of Law professor Derek Muller wrote at his blog Excess of Democracy. Jurisdictions are currently grading written portions of the exams, the NCBE reported in a press release.
Week News
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Yarl’s Wood an affront to Christian values
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Top court in Massachusetts strikes down stun gun ban, says licensing requirement would be OK
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India is a ‘republic of fear’. The UK must keep the pressure on Modi
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Time to take a stand on killings in Gaza
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The Guardian view on the tax credit ‘rape clause’: a disturbing part of a greater wrong
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Seeking to side with plaintiffs suing New York, city council sues for right to file amicus briefs
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LeBron James hit with trademark suit over his barbershop-based web series
Month News
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How would you amend the Constitution?
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Utah is said to be the first state to legalize ‘free-range parenting’
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Pinsents corporate crime head joins Greenberg to launch new City practice
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Yemeni group launches lawsuit against Saudi crown prince in Paris
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Onetime high school dropout and single mom celebrates her law school graduation in viral photo
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How will prosecutors handle privileged documents from Michael Cohen raid?
Year News
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Lack of diversity among UK senior judiciary is 'serious constitutional issue'
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LSAT-Maker Gets New CEO, Eyes Additional Test Dates
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'Completely different' danger level: what are anti-terror options now?
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The Guardian view on making work good: will slowly do it?
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Theresa May will 'raise concerns' with Polish PM over judicial reforms