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Rights groups challenge UK police over mobile phone monitoring12:52, August 20 29 0 Police forces’ refusal to disclose whether they are exploiting covert surveillance technology to track mobile phones is to be challenged at a tribunal next week.
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Cops altered mug shot after witnesses said suspect didn’t have tattoos; should ID evidence be tossed?
11:45, August 20 27 0
Tyrone Lamont Allen’s booking photo and lineup photo. Images from the motion to suppress. A lawyer for a defendant charged with bank robbery noticed something amiss when he received the six photos shown to four tellers to see whether they could identify the suspect. -
The supreme court's pro-gun radicalism puts us all in the crosshairs
06:03, August 20 31 0
After 51 Muslim worshipers were gunned down in Christchurch, New Zealand, the country’s parliament swiftly moved to ban military-style semiautomatic weapons, assault rifles and high-capacity magazines, and then introduced an ambitious buy-back program. Now Joe Biden has announced that as president he would do what few political leaders have dared to consider – permanently reinstate the ban on assault-style weapons that was in place across the nation from 1994 until 2004. -
‘Reply all’ email by miffed federal appeals judge tells colleague he isn’t paid to save the planet
17:57, August 19 35 0
Image from Shutterstock. Circuit Judge A. Raymond Randolph acknowledges he inadvertently hit “reply all” when he scolded a lower court colleague for forwarding information about a climate change seminar. -
EEOC doesn’t sign US brief telling Supreme Court that transgender discrimination is legal
15:38, August 19 32 0
Image from Shutterstock. The general counsel of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission didn’t sign a Supreme Court brief filed on its behalf by the U.S. Justice Department on Friday in the case of a transgender funeral home employee. -
Criminal cases delayed across England and Wales as courts lie idle
14:46, August 19 29 0
Nearly half of all crown courts across England and Wales were left empty on Monday, a survey suggests, even though lawyers say they have never known the backlog of criminal cases to be so bad. -
Lawyer-congressman’s tweet to Michael Cohen leads to letter of advice but no ethics charges
14:14, August 19 30 0
Image from Shutterstock. A Republican congressman’s tweet about Michael Cohen “was unprofessional, reckless, insensitive and demonstrated poor judgment,” according to a letter of advice from a Florida grievance committee. -
De Niro's company sues ex-employee for $6m for embezzlement and Netflix bingeing
14:13, August 19 36 0
Chase Robinson, who until recently held a senior role in Robert De Niro’s film production company, has been sued by her employer for $6m. -
Judge told woman her nude photos should be sent only to Hugh Hefner, ethics complaint says
13:19, August 19 30 0
Image from Shutterstock. A New Jersey judge has issued an apology for courtroom remarks about a “knucklehead” husband, his girlfriend’s suggestive photos and his wife’s failure to file for divorce. -
Over 60% of 'fast-track justice' defendants never enter plea
11:36, August 19 27 0
People accused of minor offences are increasingly ignoring fast-track court proceedings because they do not recognise they are at risk of being convicted, the Magistrates Association has said.
Week News
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EEOC doesn’t sign US brief telling Supreme Court that transgender discrimination is legal
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6th Circuit revives claim that judge created hostile work environment
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Monitoring of mobile phones – rights groups challenge police
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Did you do a clinic in law school? Was it a valuable experience?
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Justice Department avoids gender pronouns in brief in transgender case
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Lawyer complains about treatment by public defenders’ office after client’s punch; see the courtroom video
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3rd Circuit says lawyer isn’t liable for malpractice of husband who listed fake partnership on letterhead
Month News
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Private equity and the rapid pace of change in legal technology
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Why has the charge rate for rape fallen in England and Wales?
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No need to change assisted dying laws
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The fight over no-deal Brexit: how might the crisis pan out?
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Do you act like a lawyer with your family and friends?
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Unique military program helps sexual assault survivors—but not all of them
Year News
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Hotline for Hurricane Michael victims in Georgia is now operating
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Judge tosses stalking charges against man whose case was described as ‘gardening while black’
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More than 260 people targeted in elder fraud sweeps, including alleged $30M attorney scammer
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Women born in 1950s take fight against rising pension age to court
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Campaigners call for reforms to surrogacy laws