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After the horror of the 'wolf pack' case, Spanish women have reason to be hopeful04:12, June 25 25 0 Justice was a long time coming for the young Spanish woman gang-raped during the Pamplona bull runs in 2016. On Friday, the supreme court in Madrid overturned a lower court’s verdict and found the five men who attacked her guilty of rape rather than sexual abuse, and raised their sentences from nine to 15 years in prison.
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'She's not my type': Trump dismisses sexual assault accuser E Jean Carroll
01:36, June 25 21 0
E Jean Carroll, the celebrated advice columnist who has accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in the mid-1990s, has said she is considering bringing a complaint to the New York police department. -
Supreme Court to consider cases accusing US of shorting health insurers $12B in promised payments
17:05, June 24 26 0
Image from Shutterstock. The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide whether Congress must fulfill a statutory promise to pay insurers who lost money by participating in the Affordable Care Act’s insurance marketplaces. -
University of Idaho law professor sues school for racial and gender discrimination
15:53, June 24 24 0
The University of Idaho Administration Building. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. A black female law professor alleging race and gender discrimination in employment and education has filed a federal lawsuit against the University of Idaho College of Law. -
SCOTUS agrees to decide whether annotated state laws can be copyrighted
15:37, June 24 23 0
A bound volume of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated. Photo from the Georgia Code Revision Commission. -
Appeal court overturns forced abortion ruling
14:25, June 24 25 0
A court ruling that a woman with learning disabilities must have an abortion against her wishes has been overturned on appeal. -
Defendant throws feces at judge and declares, ‘It’s protein! It’s good for you!’
12:43, June 24 26 0
Dorleans Philidor. Photo from the Miami-Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation. A Miami-Dade judge heeded her bailiff’s warning and scrambled away from the bench Friday when a man on trial in her courtroom threw feces her way. -
EU court rules Poland's lowering of judges' retirement age is unlawful
10:57, June 24 14 0
Poland’s lowering of the retirement age for judges breaches EU law, the European court of justice has said, in a victory for civil society campaigners seeking to preserve democratic values. -
Trump sexual assault accuser E Jean Carroll considers police complaint
10:06, June 24 16 0
E Jean Carroll, the celebrated advice columnist who has accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her in the mid-1990s, has said she is considering bringing a complaint to the New York police department. -
Catholic church hits out at court over abortion ruling
09:16, June 24 15 0
The Catholic church has criticised a court order under which a woman with a learning disability will have an abortion against her wishes.
Week News
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Are loud restaurants an ADA violation for people with hearing impairment?
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Mindfulness training helped 1Ls reduce stress and improve well-being, study finds
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5 female anchors sue TV station for alleged age and gender discrimination
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Donald Trump accused of sexually assaulting writer E Jean Carroll
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Federal judge blocks ICE from making civil immigration arrests at courthouses
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There are better answers than jail for women who have offended
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Extinction Rebellion protester convicted of public order offence
Month News
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Over 200 allegations of abuse of migrant children; only 1 federal employee disciplined
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Spotting concealed gun isn’t reason enough for police to stop and investigate, top state court rules
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US abortion policy is 'extremist hate' and 'torture', says UN commissioner
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Legal aid lawyers seeking pay hike moonlight as bartenders and Uber drivers
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Clooney Foundation and ABA group raise concerns about mass trial over human rights violations
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DC Circuit rules against blanket ban on abortions for unaccompanied immigrant teens in US custody
Year News
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Ex-Lions Gate in-house lawyer got $2.5M settlement for alleged harassment by then-general counsel
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UK is endangering people's health by denying their right to clean air, says UN
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'British #MeToo scandal' puts non-disclosure agreements in spotlight
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I decreased my phone screen time by 80%—this is how I did it
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'Let her prove herself': Bethnal Green residents on Shamima Begum