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Writers group files First Amendment suit against Trump for alleged retaliation against media

12:11, October 18 23 0

A group of writers and media professionals called PEN America claims in a lawsuit that President Donald Trump is violating the First Amendment by threatening and directing retaliation against media organizations and journalists.

GOP senator questions 4th Circuit nominee’s experience in hearing held during Senate recess

11:18, October 18 26 0

Only a few members of the Senate Judiciary Committee attended the confirmation hearing for a 36-year-old federal appeals court nominee on Wednesday after Democrats boycotted the session.

ABA ethics opinion offers guidance on data breaches

17:47, October 17 37 0

Lawyers have to safeguard client data and notify clients of a data breach, and the ABA Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility has issued a formal opinion that reaffirms that duty.

The Daphne Project 'Golden passports' firm was consulted by government over investor visas

16:17, October 17 31 0

Henley & Partners, the firm at the centre of the Caribbean passports controversy, was among a group of private-sector specialists consulted by the UK government ahead of changes to immigration rules that led to a surge in wealthy Russians and other non-Europeans securing the right to live in Britain.

Lawyers on opposite sides of #MeToo litigation face off in suit over crowdsourced accusation list

14:53, October 17 26 0

Two lawyers who have represented opposite sides in sexual misconduct lawsuits are facing each other in a new lawsuit related to the #MeToo movement, stemming from a crowdsourced list of men accused of sexual misconduct.

The Guardian view on the Gender Recognition Act: where rights collide

13:23, October 17 60 0

Since 2004 trans people in the UK have been able to legally change their gender with a gender recognition certificate. The Gender Recognition Act became the first law in the world allowing someone to change gender without surgery. Since then countries including Ireland and Denmark have passed laws that allow people to “self-declare” their gender, rather than seeking approval from a panel of experts. Last year the Scottish government held a consultation with a view to following suit. This Friday the UK government’s consultation on the same issue comes to an end. The debate has become toxic, with trans rights activists and some feminist campaigners taking opposing sides.

The fracking protesters did us a public service. Jailing them was wrong

12:33, October 17 31 0

There were cheers inside court four of the Royal Courts of Justice this afternoon, when after a markedly short recess three appeal court judges returned to give their verdict. Sentenced to lengthy jail sentences last month, three-anti-fracking protesters - Simon Blevins, Richard Roberts, Rich Loizou - had what they had known all along confirmed by the lord chief justice, Sir Ian Burnett: the punishments handed down by the judge in their trial had been “manifestly excessive”. Instead of serving 15 or 16 months in HMP Preston, their release from prison is now imminent. But be in no doubt: they should never have been behind bars in the first place.