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Sex offenders put up in hotels as no space in bail hostels, says report19:21, January 23 13 0 Sex offenders are being put up in high-street budget hotels without the knowledge of the proprietors or guests because spaces in closely monitored bail hostels are unavailable, inspectors have discovered.
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Sex offenders put up in hotels due to lack of space, inspectors discover
19:05, January 23 12 0
Sex offenders are being put up in high-street budget hotels without the knowledge of the proprietors or guests because spaces in closely monitored bail hostels are unavailable, inspectors have discovered. -
Saints fans file suits over bad call in game against Rams; can NFL order a do-over?
18:17, January 23 13 0
Photo by Brocreative/Shutterstock.com. New Orleans Saints ticket holders filed two lawsuits Tuesday over a failure to call a pass interference or roughness penalty against a Los Angeles Rams player in the NFC Championship game Sunday. -
Courts IT chaos prompts call for compensation and more funding
13:36, January 23 17 0
The computer network collapse that disrupted courts across England and Wales for days has prompted calls for compensation and improved funding for the beleaguered criminal justice system. -
Julian Assange launches legal challenge against Trump administration
09:13, January 23 21 0
Julian Assange, the fugitive WikiLeaks founder whose diplomatic sanctuary in the Ecuadorian embassy appears increasingly precarious, is launching a legal challenge against the Trump administration. -
BigLaw associate was duped into transferring over $2.5M to fraudster’s account, decision reveals
08:58, January 23 21 0
An associate at Dentons Canada was duped into transferring more than $2.5 million into a fraudster’s account, according to an opinion by an Ontario judge in an insurance coverage dispute. -
Secret judgments database opened to special advocates and senior judges
08:57, January 23 23 0
A database of intelligence and security judgments has been created by the judiciary to resolve the Kafkaesque problem of how to improve access to decisions that are secret. -
Women who allege abuse face terrifying libel threats. This is a disaster
05:12, January 23 19 0
Despite the various calls to reform the UK libel law to prevent “libel tourism” and prevent vexatious allegations designed to quash debate and freedom of expression, the door is open for wealthy men to use a range of legal mechanisms (such as superinjunctions and non-disclosure orders) as an effective way to shut women up. -
Crime compensation scheme traumatising survivors, report finds
04:56, January 23 20 0
Survivors of violent crime are being re-traumatised by the government’s compensation body, according to a report. -
When is it time to call it a day? In this country, we have no idea
01:11, January 23 20 0
I still remember the frustration I felt as a teenager at the plethora of inconsistent rules that governed what I could and could not do, on the basis solely of my age: when I could vote, marry, drive a car or buy drinks. I am now reaching the stage in life when a whole new set of age-based cans and can’ts are starting to determine what I’m allowed to do.
Week News
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Who is your favorite civil rights hero?
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Report: Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress; does it meet Barr’s definition of obstruction?
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Law allowing blood draw from unconscious motorist to be reviewed by Supreme Court
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Plan to simplify UK's 1,100 pages of immigration rules
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In praying football coach case, 4 justices criticize 9th Circuit’s ‘highly tendentious’ reading of precedent
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Women who allege abuse face terrifying libel threats. This is a disaster
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BigLaw associate was duped into transferring over $2.5M to fraudster’s account, decision reveals
Month News
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Decline in community sentencing blamed on probation privatisation
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A roadmap for law firm innovation in 2019
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Supreme Court considers value of sticking to precedent in battle between 2 states
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Judge resigns after demeaning email reference to colleague leads to removal recommendation
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Legal experts weigh in on Trump’s Cohen comments and whether they amount to witness intimidation
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Carlton and floss dances removed from Forza Horizon after Fortnite copyright claims
Year News
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Lawyer is disbarred for ‘disparaging misconduct’ toward others, including ‘lie, lie, lie’ statement
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Macfarlanes finally wades into innovation race with Kira partnership
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After passage of new law, Microsoft and US tell Supreme Court that email access case is moot
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Rights groups decry Theresa May's 'hostile environment' immigration policy
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6th Circuit panel upholds mandatory retirement at 70 for Michigan judges