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Liberal thinktank submission on class actions labelled 'an undergraduate essay that would fail'03:56, July 13 1 0 A government-ordered inquiry into the funding of legal class actions descended into acrimony on its first day of hearings when the first witness from a Liberal party thinktank was accused of misquoting a federal judge and citing unreliable figures.
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Plan to double maximum sentence for attacks on 999 emergency workers
19:16, July 12 14 0
Maximum jail sentences for violent offences against emergency workers could be doubled to two years in England and Wales, under proposals put forward by ministers. -
Ex-Tory whip calls for start of delayed review into secret courts
10:02, July 12 23 0
A former Conservative chief whip is demanding that the government implements an overdue review of secret courts, warning that they are being used to “hide embarrassing evidence of state wrongdoing”. -
The fight to vote Is the US supreme court having a liberal moment? Not on one crucial issue
12:08, July 11 28 0
To an outside observer, it might seem like the US supreme court is having a liberal moment, mostly thanks to one justice. -
The fight to vote Is the US supreme court having a liberal moment? Not when it comes to voting rights
10:26, July 11 28 0
To an outside observer, it might seem like the US supreme court is having a liberal moment, mostly thanks to one justice. -
The fight to vote Is the US supreme court having a liberal moment? Don't be so sure, experts say
06:55, July 11 29 0
To an outside observer, it might seem like the US supreme court is having a liberal moment, mostly thanks to one justice. -
G4S fined £44m by Serious Fraud Office over electronic tagging
14:04, July 10 33 0
Security firm G4S has been fined £44m by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) as part of an agreement that will see it avoid prosecution for overcharging the Ministry of Justice for the electronic tagging of offenders, some of whom had died. -
Police apologise to woman told to cover up anti-Boris Johnson T-shirt
10:33, July 10 40 0
Police have apologised to a woman after she was challenged by officers at a Black Lives Matter demonstration for wearing an anti-Boris Johnson T-shirt and admitted that asking her to cover up the slogan on her clothing was unlawful. -
Other lives Tony Allen obituary
08:57, July 10 28 0
As a partner of the law firm DMH Stallard, based in Brighton, East Sussex, my brother Tony Allen, who has died aged 76, helped to establish one of the country’s first multi-disciplinary planning practices, combining planning lawyers and chartered planners. He was the planning lawyer that handled the complex application by Brighton and Hove Albion FC for the development of the Amex Stadium, home to the Seagulls since 2011. -
The supreme court endangered access to contraception. There's a way to fight back
05:43, July 10 31 0
Exactly two years ago today, Donald Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh to be a justice to the supreme court. What followed was one of the most bitter confirmation battles in the history of the court. Advocates and citizens lined up to lobby their Senators to vote no on the confirmation, deeply concerned about the judge’s record on civil rights, reproductive rights, and executive authority. Kavanaugh was the least popular nominee to face confirmation and that was all before Dr Christine Blasey Ford came forward with her allegation of sexual assault.
Week News
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Johnny Depp's barrister tells court Amber Heard invented abuse claims
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Watchdog challenges ruling on lethal force by UK firearms officers
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Lockdown culture Jury Duty review – trial-by-audience is cheekily enjoyable
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Other lives Tony Allen obituary
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G4S fined £44m by Serious Fraud Office over electronic tagging
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The fight to vote Is the US supreme court having a liberal moment? Don't be so sure, experts say
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Plan to double maximum sentence for attacks on 999 emergency workers
Month News
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Natural justice is a golden rule of investigations. Has it been followed in the Dyson Heydon case?
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Other lives Glenn Brasse obituary
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We need far more coronavirus tests in British prisons
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Injured boy 'stopped and searched' by Met officer he asked for help
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Belgium mulls charges over 1961 killing of Congo's first elected leader
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High court hears legal challenge to England's lockdown restrictions
Year News
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Doctors can perform C-section if woman loses mental capacity, judge rules
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How power dynamics in the workplace shield perpetrators of sexual harassment
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Gay employee says salary was halved to be even with 'females in the office'
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Trump’s most baleful legacy? The end of trust in democracy and the rule of law
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Netherlands science university accused of bias over drive to hire female staff