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Death in prison of man with Asperger's 'raises serious concerns'14:26, December 07 35 0 A coroner has expressed concern over the care given in prison to a man serving a sentence for a botched terrorism attack who was found hanged in his cell.
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New suit filed challenging Trump’s asylum requirements and Whitaker’s appointment
12:24, December 07 32 0
Two immigrants who were denied asylum because they entered the United States outside official checkpoints are among the plaintiffs in a new suit that was filed this week in Washington, D.C. -
Grave concern for electoral monitors facing jail in Spain
12:07, December 07 37 0
Following the decision of four Catalan political prisoners to go on hunger strike (Report, theguardian.com, 4 December), we write to draw attention to the plight of many others who remain under the radar of international attention. As academics in the fields of political science, law and other disciplines, we are particularly concerned about the decision by the Spanish judiciary to prosecute two political science scholars and two law scholars based at three different universities in Barcelona. The four academics, (Jordi Matas, Tània Verge, Marc Marsal and Josep Pagès) along with a lawyer (Marta Alsina) were appointed members of the electoral commission in September 2017 by the parliament of Catalonia to monitor the 1 October 2017 referendum. -
In case that could affect Mueller defendants, Supreme Court considers ‘separate sovereigns doctrine’
11:17, December 07 26 0
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday appeared unlikely to overturn a doctrine that allows state and federal prosecutions for the same crime. -
Brexit will hurt low-paid workers. Freedom of movement is not the problem
11:15, December 07 31 0
Alex is a white, English, low-paid worker. In fact, not only is he low-paid, but until recently he was being denied even the most basic employment rights, such as paid holiday and a pension. A pushbike courier in the Doctor’s Laboratory’s in-house courier department, Alex works alongside another hundred or so pushbike, motorbike and van couriers. A large proportion of these workers are Brazilians, able to live and work in the UK by virtue of dual citizenship with EU countries. -
Brexit will hurt low-paid workers. Unions must fully back remain
10:40, December 07 35 0
Alex is a white, English, low-paid worker. In fact, not only is he low-paid, but until recently he was being denied even the most basic employment rights, such as paid holiday and a pension. A pushbike courier in the Doctor’s Laboratory’s in-house courier department, Alex works alongside another hundred or so pushbike, motorbike and van couriers. A large proportion of these workers are Brazilians, able to live and work in the UK by virtue of dual citizenship with EU countries. -
Trump to nominate former Attorney General William Barr to succeed Sessions
10:25, December 07 36 0
President Donald Trump has confirmed that he will nominate former Attorney General William Barr, who served for two years under President George H. W. Bush, to resume the role of attorney general, the Washington Post reports. -
Controversial judge who went on paid leave after thrown-file accusation is ordered back to work
09:48, December 07 27 0
A New Jersey judge accused of throwing a file at a law clerk will no longer be on paid administrative leave beginning on Tuesday. -
Two high-profile law firms file class action blaming utility company for deadly Camp Fire
08:57, December 07 18 0
Two law firms known for their class action practices have filed a new lawsuit that blames Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for the November fire that killed at least 88 people in Northern California and destroyed the town of Paradise. -
'Corrupt' Vote Leave campaign undermines Brexit vote, court told
08:22, December 07 17 0
The “corrupt and illegal practices” of the Vote Leave campaign in the 2016 referendum undermine the validity of the decision to leave the EU, the high court has been told.
Week News
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Two Tesco directors cleared of fraud and false accounting as judge labels case 'weak'
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Study finds male partners make an average of 53 percent more than female partners at top law firms
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Expand 'commonhold' ownership system, government urged
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Iran sentences three human rights lawyers to prison – report
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Iran sentences three human rights lawyers to prison, reports say
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The Stansted 15 activists should be supported, not punished
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Former frat president accused of rape pleads guilty to lesser charge in deal without jail time
Month News
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Indonesia jails teacher who documented sexual harassment
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Kansas AG argues no right to voter data privacy in federal court
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Computer science programs need to teach the law
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Criminal defense lawyer arrested for alleged threats against attorneys
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Judge rules sheriff violated rights of woman held in jail for three months without seeing judge
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Challenge to mandatory bar returns to 8th Circuit after Supreme Court orders reconsideration
Year News
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Attorney general is first cabinet member to be interviewed in special counsel probe
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Savannah Law School will close, students and faculty are told
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Nearly 1 million US households were ordered evicted in 2016, database shows
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Backpage CEO pleads guilty to conspiracy to facilitate prostitution and money laundering
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Judge tosses Manafort’s suit challenging ‘unmoored’ jurisdiction grant to Mueller