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Justice Department backs conservative students who claim universities stifle speech17:46, June 14 24 0 The U.S. Justice Department is backing students in several cases who argue their universities are restricting their First Amendment right to express their views.
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Several firms follow Cravath after it beats Milbank on associate pay raises and adds bonuses
17:09, June 14 22 0
Cravath set a new standard for associate pay on Monday when it announced it was paying salaries ranging from $190,000 to $340,000. Now several other law firms have announced they are matching Cravath’s salaries. -
Police face legal action over use of facial recognition cameras
13:07, June 14 25 0
Two legal challenges have been launched against police forces in south Wales and London over their use of automated facial recognition (AFR) technology on the grounds the surveillance is unregulated and violates privacy. -
Jay-Z sued in dispute over royalties from debut album
12:16, June 14 23 0
Jay-Z is being sued over royalties for his 1996 album Reasonable Doubt, the debut record that put the now 48-year-old rapper on the map. -
Supreme Court strikes down Minnesota’s broad ban on political apparel at polling places
10:51, June 14 20 0
Developing: Minnesota’s broad ban on political badges, buttons and insignia at polling places violates the First Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a 7-2 opinion. -
Rights groups write to PM demanding public inquiry into abuses
10:50, June 14 26 0
Six leading human rights groups have written to Theresa May to demand a public inquiry into the UK’s involvement in human rights abuses in the years following 9/11. -
Court: Law firm accused of having an on-site bar not liable for death of intoxicated paralegal
08:17, June 14 26 0
A Florida law firm accused of having a bar on its premises to encourage employees to work longer hours isn’t liable for the death of an intoxicated paralegal, a Florida appeals court has ruled. -
Number of terrorism-related arrests in UK reaches record level
06:34, June 14 30 0
The number of terrorism-related arrests in Britain hit a record high after a series of attacks were launched around the country last year, official figures show. -
When will gig economy companies admit that their workers have rights?
02:13, June 14 24 0
Few aspects of the world of work have received more attention in recent times than the so-called gig economy, in which bicycle couriers, Uber drivers and others work for companies, often through an app, with no set schedule and paid on a per-job basis. However, the dominant feature of the gig economy is the fact that the companies say the people who work for them are independent businesspeople with no employment rights, when in law they are actually limb (b) workers, a category of self-employed individual entitled to basic rights such as paid holidays, minimum wage and protection from discrimination. -
The Sun pays damages over revenge porn images of lottery claimant
01:07, June 14 34 0
The Sun is paying substantial damages to relatives of a woman whose lottery jackpot claim was rejected after it published revenge porn images of her on its website and in print.
Week News
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MP seeks stronger FoI powers after Grenfell fire and Carillion collapse
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Trusting the government to protect civil liberties? That’s a sick joke
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Liberal group launches ads attacking Trump’s potential Supreme Court picks
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Number of terrorism-related arrests in UK reaches record level
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Law firm that used job candidate’s statements in lawsuit won’t be sanctioned
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Supreme Court doesn’t reach the merits in 2 partisan gerrymandering cases
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Supreme court sidesteps ruling in partisan gerrymandering cases
Month News
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‘Westworld’ terms of service: rogue androids and collecting more than just data from guests
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UK judge calls for ban on pointed knives to reduce stabbing deaths
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$4 award to family of black man fatally shot by cop is reduced to 0
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Ex-FBI lawyer Lisa Osofsky named as head of Serious Fraud Office
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UN human rights office calls on Trump administration to stop separating immigrant families
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Gay asylum seeker faces deportation from UK to Nigeria
Year News
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Justice Department asks Supreme Court to stay part of 9th Circuit ruling on refugee admissions
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Author of 'The Art of Fielding' Accused of Pilfering Plot Points
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UK government delays possible reforms to gig economy practices
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‘The Post’ gives little attention to judge who refused to stop Pentagon papers publication
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Woman pleads guilty to using judicial ruse to steal $116K from state supreme court