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How will prosecutors handle privileged documents from Michael Cohen raid?14:17, April 12 60 0 Experts say it’s quite possible that as Donald Trump was sending the tweet, a team of assistant U.S. attorneys, support staff and FBI analysts were beginning the start of what some see as a tedious yet important job—going through everything the government seized from Cohen, and setting aside any communication covered by attorney-client privilege to ensure that it’s not seen by those assigned to the investigation.
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Activists bring case at appeal court over UK arms sales to Saudis
13:05, April 12 33 0
Human rights campaigners have begun an attempt to overturn a high court judgment that allows the British government to continue to export arms to Saudi Arabia for use in Yemen. -
Peeps out! See the best of 10 years as we retire annual diorama contest
11:23, April 12 30 0
After a decade of law-related artwork featuring Peeps—those chick- and bunny-shaped marshmallow candies you either can’t get enough of or can’t stand—the ABA Journal is retiring the annual Peeps in Law diorama contest. -
Family mounts legal challenge to Northamptonshire library cuts
10:30, April 12 53 0
Northamptonshire county council is facing a series of legal challenges over plans to close 21 libraries, after a young resident applied for a judicial review of a decision campaigners say will have a “devastating impact” on families. -
Supporting independent courts—from the inside out
09:38, April 12 33 0
Even the president is in on the game, assailing judges when they don’t rule his way (a storied American tradition dating back to at least FDR). One report goes as far as to suggest that Russia can be blamed for targeting the credibility of American courts. With all this outside pressure, is it any wonder that public trust in the courts—the stock and trade that underpins the ability of the courts to be independent—continues to erode? -
Judge tosses suit claiming McDonald’s extra value meals are a bad deal
08:12, April 12 43 0
McDonald’s didn’t violate Illinois consumer law by marketing “extra value meals” that cost more than when the items are purchased a la carte, a federal judge has ruled. -
'My hair turned white': report lifts lid on China's forced confessions
00:07, April 12 39 0
China must stop airing forced confessions from human rights activists, a campaign group has said in a report that details how detainees are coerced into delivering scripted remarks. -
Onetime high school dropout and single mom celebrates her law school graduation in viral photo
18:55, April 11 42 0
The 33-year-old Texas woman will be graduating magna cum laude from Texas Southern University’s Thurgood Marshall School of Law in May. She posed in graduation robes with her five children in a photograph that has gone viral. Yahoo News, USA Today, CBS News, News Channel 10 and WBIR are among the publications with stories. -
Justia launches new peer-reviewed attorney ratings
17:48, April 11 38 0
“We want to make the Justia directory as robust and useful as possible, so that is why we added the feature,” says Stacy Stern, the company’s president. -
FBI reportedly sought records on ‘Access Hollywood’ tape in Michael Cohen raid
16:07, April 11 36 0
A search warrant revealed the tape information was one target of the raid, according to three anonymous sources who spoke with the New York Times. The warrant also said the FBI was searching for any evidence that the lawyer, Michael Cohen, tried to suppress damaging information about Trump during the campaign, according to the article.
Week News
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UK refusal to issue gender-neutral passports unlawful, high court told
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Ex-Playboy model settles suit claiming faulty lawyering nixed her deal to remain silent on Trump
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US court sentences former Liberian warlord to 30 years
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Lance Armstrong to pay $5M to settle suit claiming he defrauded US Postal Service-sponsored team
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The Guardian view on Brexit and the Irish border: alchemy fails again
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Home Office data exemption sparks fears of renewed Windrush scandals
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Former Fisher & Phillips partner is convicted of felony murder in wife’s death
Month News
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'We're not swayed by emotion': Parole Board members on how they reach their decisions
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DLA Piper makes up 10 UK lawyers in partner promos round
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Irwin Mitchell reshuffles Manchester leadership after Addleshaw losses
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Wife of detained Chinese lawyer marches to demand answers on his fate
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Belfast council to debate abortion pills motion
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We’re running out of time to stop killer robot weapons
Year News
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Freedom of Information Act document leaks could become criminal
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Emotional intelligence of female trial lawyers can work in their favor, BigLaw partner says
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Legal challenge to cap on Dubs child refugee scheme fails
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Cadwalader boosts City office with two female partner promotions
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