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Police forensics contractor 'sent phones to Fone Fun Shop'10:16, June 12 48 0 One of the country’s largest digital forensics laboratories has been stripped of its accreditation after a former employee reported concerns about the handling of evidence at the business.
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Roman Polanski's lawyer: Oscar Academy expulsion of director a 'total sham'
08:34, June 12 55 0
A lawyer representing Roman Polanski has called an explanation by the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences (Ampas) of its move to expel the director last year “totally absurd and a total sham”. Speaking to Deadline, Harland Braun called both the response and the original decision “a stupid PR stunt by them to look politically correct”. -
Search engines not liable for translating sham addresses into map pinpoints, opinion says
08:14, June 12 45 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A federal appeals court has ruled that federal law protects online search engines from liability when they translate information from sham websites into pinpoints on a map. -
Independent and Evening Standard lose appeal over libel case
07:56, June 12 24 0
The Independent and the Evening Standard have lost a supreme court appeal against a long-running libel case that could ultimately lead to the Evgeny Lebedev-controlled news outlets facing a substantial legal bill and damages. -
Nicaragua frees more than 100 political prisoners under new amnesty law
16:27, June 11 42 0
Nicaragua has released more than 100 political prisoners under a new law that frees people arrested amid a year of anti-government protests while also protecting police and others who violently clamped down on the demonstrations. -
A year after ‘tiger mom’ law prof praised Kavanaugh in op-ed, her daughter gets clerkship with him
15:54, June 11 34 0
Amy Chua in 2007. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. A year after Yale Law professor Amy Chua wrote an op-ed article praising U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh as a mentor to women, her daughter is beginning a clerkship with him. -
Clooney Foundation and ABA group raise concerns about mass trial over human rights violations
14:47, June 11 44 0
A mass trial in Equatorial Guinea that produced 112 convictions was marred by “egregious procedural irregularities,” according to a preliminary report by a former United Nations official. -
Pirating files not so bad, with one exception, according to survey of Harvard LLM students
12:36, June 11 41 0
Researchers who surveyed students in Harvard Law School’s LLM program on the ethics of file sharing have concluded that lawyers generally perceive the practice as ethically acceptable. -
Julian Assange: US charges expected to be revealed at hearing
12:14, June 11 46 0
The US will detail all the charges against the WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, when it seeks his extradition in a London court, the editor-in-chief of the whistleblowing website has said. -
More families of murder victims will qualify for financial assistance; report helped fuel state’s legislation
11:59, June 11 38 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. Victims of crime encounter many unanticipated costs, such as funeral expenses, lost wages and hospital bills. Every state maintains a fund to help ease that burden, but under a long-standing rule in Louisiana, victims with a felony record were excluded.
Week News
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Cyclist who ran over woman using phone told to pay up to £100,000
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Kavanaugh opinion overturns conviction of black defendant for racial bias in jury selection
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LSAC announces competition for law student access-to-justice ideas
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Donald Trump accused of sexually assaulting writer E Jean Carroll
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Catholic church hits out at court over abortion ruling
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University of Idaho law professor sues school for racial and gender discrimination
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The rise of the machines—but with checks and balances
Month News
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Landmarks in law Landmarks in law: Sally Bercow and the first major 'Twibel' case
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Judicial immunity protects judge who was recorded disparaging lawyers, 6th Circuit says
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Fake news will thrive as long we are happy to see only what we want to see
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Judge orders transfer of gorilla from sanctuary to zoo; bacterial infection could aggravate trip
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Texas governor signs bill banning shutdowns of kids’ lemonade stands
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Australia has been seduced by creeping authoritarianism – and its citizens need to wake up
Year News
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ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary reopens Kavanaugh evaluation
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Doctor to face Dutch prosecution for breach of euthanasia law
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Nicola Sturgeon to decide whether to salvage unlawful Brexit legislation
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We need debate on data-driven policing
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Integration of legal profession and voice assistants is just a matter of time