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Signing use-of-force bill, governor vows more changes to ‘biased, random’ justice system16:48, August 21 33 0 Image from Shutterstock.com. In his first few months as California’s governor, Gavin Newsom made some critics question his commitment to fixing the state’s troubled prison system.
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Justice Department avoids gender pronouns in brief in transgender case
15:23, August 21 31 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The U.S. Department of Justice and a funeral home that fired a transgender woman managed to avoid gender pronouns in Supreme Court briefs opposing her bias claim under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. -
Did you do a clinic in law school? Was it a valuable experience?
12:47, August 21 27 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. In the latest Legal Rebels podcast, the ABA Journal talked to Rodney Smolla, who brought a greater emphasis on experiential learning to both Washington and Lee School of Law and Widener University Delaware Law School, where he is now dean. -
Former top judge lambasts Grayling and Truss in memoir
12:09, August 21 36 0
The former lord chancellor Chris Grayling “never believed access to social justice” was important while Liz Truss was a “disaster” in the same role, according to a highly revealing memoir by one of the country’s most senior, recently retired judges. -
Former top judge lambasts recent ministers in memoir
11:33, August 21 36 0
The former lord chancellor Chris Grayling “never believed access to social justice” was important while Liz Truss was a “disaster” in the same role, according to a highly revealing memoir by one of the country’s most senior, recently retired judges. -
Judge rejected asylum seeker who did not have gay ‘demeanour’
09:34, August 21 21 0
A UK immigration judge rejected the asylum claim of a man from a country where homosexuality is illegal in part because he did not have a gay “demeanour”, a lawyer has revealed. -
Council ban on protests outside abortion clinic upheld by appeal court
07:31, August 21 25 0
Anti-abortion activists have lost a court of appeal challenge against a council’s decision to ban protesters from gathering outside a clinic in west London. -
Monitoring of mobile phones – rights groups challenge police
17:44, August 20 31 0
The refusal by police forces to disclose whether they are exploiting covert surveillance technology to track mobile phones is to be challenged at a tribunal next week. -
‘Patent troll’ has no clear meaning and is a protected statement of opinion, state high court says
16:38, August 20 31 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld dismissal of a suit filed by an inventor and his company who claimed they were defamed by the “patent troll” label. -
6th Circuit revives claim that judge created hostile work environment
13:27, August 20 29 0
Image from Shutterstock.com. A former dockets coordinator can pursue her lawsuit alleging that an Ohio municipal court judge created a hostile work environment.
Week News
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Want to be happy? Lawyering, buying a home and retiring early may not be the best choice, author says
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Judge told woman her nude photos should be sent only to Hugh Hefner, ethics complaint says
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‘Reply all’ email by miffed federal appeals judge tells colleague he isn’t paid to save the planet
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‘Patent troll’ has no clear meaning and is a protected statement of opinion, state high court says
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Signing use-of-force bill, governor vows more changes to ‘biased, random’ justice system
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European travel disputes are on Flightright’s legal tech radar
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Lawyer complains about treatment by public defenders’ office after client’s punch; see the courtroom video
Month News
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Appeals court allows defamation suit for comments by Cosby lawyer day after ‘epic’ settlement
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Katy Perry loses copyright case against Christian rapper Flame
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Facebook facial recognition lawsuit can proceed, says US court
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First thoughts Boris Johnson’s ‘crime fighting’ crusade is mere posturing
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Contentious resolution seeking to redefine consent in sexual assault cases is postponed
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The brutality of deportations from the UK
Year News
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Ex-BHS owner trying to rewrite history, court told
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Reforming legal education: Spotlight the outcomes
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Actress obtains TRO against Michael Avenatti after alleging he dragged her out of his apartment
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Parole requests don’t get an automatic thumbs-down from Brooklyn district attorney
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Trump pardons former business associate who wrote complimentary book about him