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Javid plans shake-up to rules on disclosing criminal records19:43, April 16 33 0 Employers could be kept in the dark about the criminal records of some job applicants under a review of rules by the home secretary.
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Criminals could keep records from employers under review by Javid
19:27, April 16 26 0
Employers could be kept in the dark about the criminal records of some job applicants under a review of rules by the home secretary. -
The claims against Assange and US attitudes to international law
13:05, April 16 32 0
Whatever Julian Assange’s legal position (Letters, 13 April), the UK authorities should be aware of the US’s approach to international law. In May 2002, the US withdrew its acceptance of the Rome statute, under which the international criminal court had been created, threatening to release – by military force if necessary – any indicted US citizens who might come to be legitimately held at The Hague. In August 2002, the US threatened to withdraw aid from countries that refused to recognise the immunity of US military personnel from ICC prosecution. Even the US-based Human Rights Watch described this as “blackmail”. -
Mastercard ruling: almost every UK adult could receive payout
11:05, April 16 25 0
Almost every adult in the UK could receive a payout of up to £300 from Mastercard after a court ruling paved the way for a £14bn class action lawsuit. -
SCOTUS justices avoid mention of ‘profane past participle’ in arguments on scandalous trademarks
10:37, April 16 26 0
Illustration by Sara Wadford/Shutterstock.com. Supreme Court justices and lawyers arguing a case involving the FUCT clothing line managed to avoid saying the word during oral arguments on Monday. -
Mastercard court ruling paves way for £14bn class action suit
10:36, April 16 23 0
Almost every adult in the UK could receive a payout of up to £300 from Mastercard after a court ruling paved the way for a £14bn class action lawsuit. -
State lawmakers consider right to grow front yard veggies after couple’s court loss
09:46, April 16 28 0
Photo by stockcreations/Shutterstock.com. A couple’s appellate loss in their quest to grow a front yard vegetable garden has attracted the attention of Florida lawmakers. -
The Society interview Christina Blacklaws: ‘It’s deplorable there aren’t more top women in law’
09:11, April 16 32 0
Since the Law Society appointed its first president in 1841, only five have been women. Ensuring the next 169 are female lawyers, Christina Blacklaws suggests mischievously, would even the score. -
Judge claims lawyer threatened to release her intimate photos for case leverage; he alleges extortion-READY
08:19, April 16 26 0
Photo by Atstock Productions/Shutterstock.com. Two Florida lawsuits filed last Thursday trade allegations of a threat to release a judge’s “intimate” photos and a $10 million “extortionate” demand for prelawsuit settlement. -
Judge refuses to block maker of Roundup weed killer from geofencing around courthouse
16:23, April 15 30 0
Photo by Pixavri/Shutterstock.com. Can targeted cellphone advertising by a lawsuit defendant constitute jury tampering?
Week News
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Judge arrested for alleged courthouse sex assault; women adopted buddy-system safety plan
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Letters support claim Julian Assange would not face death penalty
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Judge refuses to block maker of Roundup weed killer from geofencing around courthouse
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Judge claims lawyer threatened to release her intimate photos for case leverage; he alleges extortion-READY
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Juvenile lifer, now 72, won landmark Supreme Court case but remains behind bars-READY
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Do you think apprenticeships are an acceptable substitute for law school?
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Judge complains court filings being used to deliver information to news media-READY
Month News
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Indiana AG’s party behavior violated ‘heightened duty of ethical conduct,’ complaint says
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Lawyer Michael Avenatti charged with extorting Nike, stealing client’s settlement
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Former BigLaw lawyer awarded $6.3M for brain injury caused by parking garage pipe
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Court dismisses $1.8m bullying case brought by man accusing boss of breaking wind
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Woman's 'strangle' Facebook post not libellous, say judges
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US revokes visa of ICC prosecutor over Afghanistan inquiry
Year News
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Supreme Court strikes down federal law that bans sports betting
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Legal challenge says ‘right to rent’ rules discriminate against non-UK nationals
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Christian Louboutin wins ECJ ruling over red-soled shoes
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In a first, a suspect is forced by the FBI to unlock an iPhone with his face
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Judge to Roger Stone: ‘How hard was it to come up with a photograph that didn’t have crosshairs?’