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Criminal justice system is 'on its knees', says top English lawyer08:26, November 19 28 0 Crown court cases are being delayed until 2023, the innocent penalised more than the guilty, and the under-funded, criminal justice system brought “on its knees”, according to the chair of the Criminal Bar Association in England and Wales.
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Rebekah Vardy suing Coleen Rooney for libel as last resort, court told
07:50, November 19 31 0
Rebekah Vardy has brought a libel action against Coleen Rooney only as a last resort to “vindicate her reputation”, the high court has been told at a preliminary hearing of the high-profile dispute between the wives of two England footballers. -
The alleged Afghanistan war crimes that shocked Australia
06:15, November 19 34 0
The Brereton report has uncovered credible evidence of 39 alleged murders carried out by Australian Defence Force personnel in Afghanistan. -
Kevin Rudd calls for soldiers responsible for Afghanistan war crimes to be ‘brought to justice’
02:27, November 19 26 0
The former Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd has called for special forces soldiers responsible for war crimes in Afghanistan – and anyone who tried to conceal them – to be “brought to justice”. -
Sexual offences review says consent must be communicated 'through words or actions'
11:42, November 18 29 0
A review of New South Wales’s sexual assault laws has made dozens of wide-ranging recommendations but stopped short of saying a person should be required to “take reasonable steps” to ascertain if someone consents to sex. -
Trans man loses UK legal battle to register as his child's father
10:07, November 16 41 0
A transgender man has lost his legal battle to be registered as his child’s father or parent in the UK after the supreme court refused to consider his final appeal. -
Covid-19 contracts smell of cronyism – so I'm taking the government to court
07:50, November 16 34 0
There is an England of my mind. And in it those who have made their fortunes offer their time and talents in service of the public good, modelling self-sacrifice and respect for good governance to ensure the nation thrives. But that England is no longer this England. -
Law firm apologises for handling of allegations against Charlie Elphicke
02:28, November 16 28 0
A law firm has apologised for its handling of sexual harassment allegations made by a former staff member against the disgraced former Tory MP Charlie Elphicke more than a decade ago. -
Supreme court case looms as insurers battle firms over Covid cover
01:02, November 16 36 0
Eight months since the UK coronavirus lockdown forced the temporary closures of restaurants, bars, shops, hairdressers and other small businesses, thousands who are still awaiting payouts from their insurers to cover lost income will hope a supreme court hearing will result in a ruling that favours about 200,000 policyholders. -
Supreme court plans an attack on independent judiciary, says Labour
10:12, November 15 32 0
Government-backed plans to reduce the size of the supreme court and rename it have been condemned by Labour as an assault on the independence of the judiciary.
Week News
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The alleged Afghanistan war crimes that shocked Australia
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Star Wars author appeals to Disney in fight over royalties
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Children in the dock Youth court closures in England and Wales due to Covid 'have almost doubled backlog'
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Call for tougher penalties in UK for possession of chemsex drugs
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Australian war crimes allegations: defence chief says commanders will be held accountable 'case by case'
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Nicolas Sarkozy corruption trial: co-defendant wants Covid postponement
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Myanmar is still committing genocide against Rohingya, says rights group
Month News
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Amy Coney Barrett’s appointment is a wake-up call for female voters
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Lone child migrants cannot be put in adult hotels, high court rules
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Protest exemption set to be removed from England lockdown rules
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Priscilla Jana obituary
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ICC Uighur genocide complaint backed by parliamentarians around world
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Supreme court plans an attack on independent judiciary, says Labour
Year News
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Random investigative questions by cops during traffic stops are unconstitutional, state supreme court rules
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Defendant doesn’t automatically get new trial because judge nodded off, top state court rules
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Harvey Weinstein starts work on appeal from New York hospital
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Netherlands science university accused of bias over drive to hire female staff
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UK ministers face legal challenge for refusal to order PPE inquiry