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David Gauke: priority must be protecting women when placing transgender inmates09:33, October 19 19 0 Protecting women in custody should be prioritised when placing transgender inmates, the justice secretary has told the Guardian, criticising the safeguarding failures that led to Karen White being transferred to a female prison.
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PEN America sues Trump for violating first amendment rights
08:26, October 19 24 0
Donald Trump has “hung a sword of Damocles” over journalists by using his powers to retaliate against press coverage he finds objectionable, according to the writers’ organisation PEN America, which has filed a lawsuit against him for violating the US constitution’s first amendment. -
Regulator loses appeal against law firm over Iraq war claims
07:35, October 19 26 0
The high court has rejected a challenge by the regulatory body for solicitors, against a decision that cleared lawyers of wrongdoing over their pursuit of torture and murder claims against British troops in Iraq. -
Knowledge sharing starts with trust
07:15, October 19 30 0
Ari Kaplan spoke with Hélène Russell, a U.K.-based knowledge management specialist and the founder of The Knowledge Business. She helps law firms with knowledge sharing and learning challenges through her books, training and consulting. -
'Shifting sands': six legal views on the transgender debate
04:55, October 19 19 0
One year ago, the prime minister, Theresa May, announced that the government was seeking to “streamline and de-medicalise” the process of changing gender in the UK because “being trans is not an illness”. -
Interpol ex-chief may be dead, wife fears, after capture by Chinese
02:56, October 19 24 0
The wife of Meng Hongwei, incumbent president of Interpol who has been detained in secret by China, says she is not sure her husband is alive after he disappeared mysteriously last month, to turn up under investigation in China. -
From the Guardian archive Retrial ordered for black activist Michael X – archive 1967
00:36, October 19 30 0
A retrial was ordered for Michael Abdul Malik, known as Michael X, leader of Britain’s Black Muslims, by the Recorder, Mr R. C. Hutton, at the Reading Quarter Sessions yesterday on a race-hate charge. -
5 Arkansas justices file petition in their own court seeking to toss ethics charges against them
17:38, October 18 30 0
Five Arkansas Supreme Court justices are trying to block the state’s judicial discipline agency from sanctioning them over their quick decision to remove a judge from capital cases after he participated in death penalty protests. -
Home Office ordered to pay damages to sex trafficking victim
14:27, October 18 27 0
A woman who was trafficked into Britain for prostitution and later locked up in an immigration centre is entitled to substantial damages from the Home Office for unlawful detention, the high court has ruled. -
Former Foley & Lardner partner is suspended for falsifying documents
13:37, October 18 26 0
A former partner at Foley & Lardner has been suspended for two years for misleading the IRS with falsified documents.
Week News
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‘How to Get Away with Murder’ takes a somewhat realistic look at law school and legal employment
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Prisoners age more quickly than general population, inspectors say
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First thoughts Could hating men become a crime?
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Unnecessary cruelty of the UK’s immigration and asylum system
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GOP senator questions 4th Circuit nominee’s experience in hearing held during Senate recess
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UK is endangering people's health by denying their right to clean air, says UN
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Labour MPs to press May for Commons vote on Northern Ireland abortion ban
Month News
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Gender equity has come a long way, Justice Ginsburg tells Columbia Law students
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Other lives Michael McDonough obituary
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Rape prosecutions plummet despite rise in police reports
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Sajid Javid 'taking UK down dangerous road' by expanding citizenship stripping
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Imagine if men were afraid to walk home alone at night
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UK high court blocks mass privacy action against Google
Year News
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Weinstein, Allen & Overy and the long arm of the law
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Age-bias suit targets Facebook job ads displayed to younger people
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The defenders UN moves towards recognising human right to a healthy environment
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Man is convicted of attempted manslaughter for shooting at fleeing home invader
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Justice League: Meet the leader of this teen band of Supreme Court bloggers