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Former top lawyer for state agency pleads guilty to sending herself fake threatening emails
12:24, October 18 19 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The former general counsel for the Oklahoma State Department of Health has pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors for sending herself threatening emails amid a dispute over medical marijuana regulations. -
More than 100 law firms have reported data breaches; 2 BigLaw firms affected
11:17, October 18 19 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. More than 100 law firms have reported data breaches to authorities in 14 states since 2014, according to an analysis by Law.com. -
'More BAME people likely to be targeted' under relaxed stop-and-search rules
11:16, October 18 19 0
More people from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds are likely to be targeted under relaxed stop-and-search rules, despite not having committed crimes, an official report has said. -
Mississippi takes steps to end delays in psychiatric evaluations of criminal defendants
10:41, October 18 16 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Mississippi’s Department of Mental Health will spend nearly $20 million on a new unit for forensic beds, an investment the state hopes will relieve a long-standing embarrassment: the months, even years those accused of crimes must wait to undergo court-ordered psychiatric evaluations. -
Liberty fails in legal bid aimed at preventing no-deal Brexit
08:19, October 18 20 0
The court of appeal in London has refused the human rights organisation Liberty permission to hear an urgent application seeking to prevent Boris Johnson crashing out of the EU without a deal. -
PM's new Brexit deal with EU faces challenge in Scottish court
04:54, October 18 26 0
Scotland’s highest court is to hear a fresh challenge from anti-Brexit campaigners as they seek to have Boris Johnson’s agreed deal with the EU declared unlawful, arguing that it contravenes legislation – originally amended by the arch-Brexiter Jacob Rees-Mogg – that prevents Northern Ireland forming part of a separate customs territory. -
Police arrest more than 700 in UK-wide county lines drug crackdown
04:33, October 18 21 0
More than 700 people have been arrested and more than £400,000 worth of drugs confiscated in a week of UK-wide crackdowns on county lines gangs, police have said. -
Man sentenced to 15 years in prison for cocaine before test showed real identity of white substance
14:31, October 17 20 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A homeless man arrested in Oklahoma City was sentenced to 15 years in prison on a cocaine charge before the final test results revealed the real identity of the white powder found in his backpack. -
Women let down by the justice system, two years on from #MeToo
13:03, October 17 23 0
Movements like #MeToo have been vital in highlighting the patriarchal structures that condone violence against women and encouraging more and more women to speak out. Yet, time and time again, seemingly reputable institutions are letting women down. The “chaotic response” of the police and prosecutors (Report, 15 October) highlights why we urgently need to break down the barriers to justice that women and girls face.
Week News
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PM seeks to thrust law and order on to agenda in Queen’s speech
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Syria war criminals may find the law is finally closing in on them
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Vaginal surgery and piercings are not FGM, says CPS guideline
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Heathrow expansion violates climate rights of children, say lawyers
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Man sentenced to 15 years in prison for cocaine before test showed real identity of white substance
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Liberty fails in legal bid aimed at preventing no-deal Brexit
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Mississippi takes steps to end delays in psychiatric evaluations of criminal defendants
Month News
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Police officers subpoena former governor to testify about commuted sentence
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Boris Johnson flies back to face MPs' fury after court ruling
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Home Office failing to erase gay men's unfair convictions, critics say
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Prosecutors slam 'fictional' testimony of man accused of abusing wife after Taliban ordeal
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UK must do more to end Yemen conflict
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Judge gives Bible to ex-cop after conviction, bringing ethics complaint from religious freedom foundation
Year News
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How Stranger Things’ preteen fans went to war with the EU
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May to offer workers' rights pledges to gain Labour Brexit support
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Texas judge admonished for closing courtroom to protest Kavanaugh confirmation
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Spousal communication privilege ‘has outlived its useful life,’ state supreme court says
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2nd Circuit resurrects lawsuit against Trump hotel, properties