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Roger Stone furore shows 'crisis of credibility' in US justice system, experts warn01:32, February 13 34 0 The US justice system is facing a crisis of credibility that could undermine the integrity of federal prosecutors, politicize the legal handling of Donald Trump’s friends and enemies, and ultimately threaten democracy itself, top lawyers warn.
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Psychoactive drugs linked to 95% of jail's ambulance callouts
19:10, February 12 33 0
Paramedics were called 200 times in six months to a prison in West Yorkshire to deal with medical incidents linked to drugs like spice, an inspection has revealed. -
The Guardian view on Boris Johnson in court: Brexit’s war on the law
13:48, February 12 34 0
The leading architects of Brexit populism display a troubling pattern of attacking judges in a manner that goes far beyond the tension between government and the judiciary required for the functioning of democracy. It is desirable for there to be stress between the bench and the executive. If there was complete harmony between the two centres of power then voters ought to worry. But the strain ought not lead to conflict of a serious nature. -
UK alignment on EU standards price to pay for trade deal, say MEPs
10:38, February 12 34 0
The European parliament has called on Michel Barnier to keep Britain permanently tied to its employment, environment and competition laws as the price for maintaining free trade with the EU. -
Geoffrey Cox signals he would accept lead role in review of judiciary
05:57, February 12 40 0
Geoffrey Cox QC, the senior cabinet minister who is expected to lose his job in Thursday’s reshuffle, has indicated that he would accept a role leading Boris Johnson’s commission to reform the judiciary. -
This government has plans that would destroy the protection of the law
04:15, February 12 34 0
On Sunday, the lord chancellor, Robert Buckland, said he would resist attempts to politicise and weaken the judiciary. He said he would uphold his oath as lord chancellor to protect judges’ independence. He’s taking on his own government and we should support him. -
Legal experts urge caution on high court ruling that Aboriginal Australians are not 'aliens'
19:13, February 11 32 0
Legal experts have warned it would be premature to jump to conclusions about the implications of a landmark high court decision that found Australian Aboriginal people cannot be regarded as aliens under the constitution. -
Sudan signals it may send former dictator Omar al-Bashir to ICC
13:15, February 11 34 0
Sudan has suggested it is prepared to hand over the former dictator Omar al-Bashir to the international criminal court in The Hague to face trial for war crimes and crimes against humanity. -
What is judicial review and why doesn't the government like it?
09:29, February 11 45 0
Downing Street’s frustration over what it believes is excessive use of the judicial review process to overturn ministerial decisions – this week preventing deportations – has focused political attention on the complex courtroom process. -
Deportation flight concerns coming from 'Westminster bubble', says No 10
08:02, February 11 36 0
Downing Street has dismissed concerns about a deportation flight to Jamaica as the preoccupation of a “Westminster bubble” and vowed to press ahead with an inquiry into the use of judicial review.
Week News
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Legal experts urge caution on high court ruling that Aboriginal Australians are not 'aliens'
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The Guardian view on Boris Johnson in court: Brexit’s war on the law
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Eminent Monsters: A Manual for Modern Torture review – the cycle of shame
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Durham's pioneering police scheme slashes reoffending rates
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Fashion executive accused in rape lawsuit reportedly hosted Prince Andrew at Bahamas estate
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I’ve seen the terrible harm sexual harassment can do. We must catch up with the rest of the world
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Last British member of European court of justice could sue EU
Month News
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The Pacific project Climate refugees can't be returned home, says landmark UN human rights ruling
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Britain’s betting industry is out of control. A new gambling act must curb it
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Police send one-third fewer rape cases to prosecutors, figures show
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UK may bypass human rights convention to rush through terror laws
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Shamima Begum loses first stage of appeal against citizenship removal
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Jamaica deportation flight leaves with 'about 20' people
Year News
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Playing politics with a child’s life shames us all, Mr Javid
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After ‘aloha’ restaurant dispute, Hawaii pushes to protect cultural intellectual property
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The Guardian view on Morsi’s death in Egypt: shocking because foreseen
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Gwyneth Paltrow 'a crucial source' in Harvey Weinstein revelations
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Farewell the ‘porn block’ – a PR exercise and lousy policy