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Women arrested for going topless at beach lose constitutional challenge in state supreme court15:33, February 11 36 0 Weirs Beach in Laconia, New Hampshire. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that a city topless ban that applies only to women does not violate constitutional rights to equal protection or freedom of speech.
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Can Justin Fairfax be impeached? Virginia official is also a BigLaw partner; firm probes sexual assault claims
10:54, February 11 55 0
Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax. Photo from Wikimedia Commons. Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax, a partner at Morrison & Foerster, has taken a leave of absence from the firm as it investigates claims by two women that he sexually assaulted them. -
Scott Morrison ramps up border protection rhetoric with attack on Labor
12:26, February 10 38 0
Scott Morrison will add national security and law and order to the economy in the Coalition’s intensifying battle with Labor ahead of the election, using a major speech to claim Bill Shorten wants to wind back punitive deterrence measures to repel asylum boats, and has to be “dragged” to supporting terrorism legislation. -
Pressure grows to oust Christopher Chope after FGM law blocked
04:37, February 10 36 0
Demands for Conservative MP Christopher Chope to be kicked out of the party were mounting last night as colleagues and campaigners voiced their anger over his move to block a law protecting girls from female genital mutilation (FGM). -
Pressure grows to oust MP who blocked FGM law
04:02, February 10 38 0
Demands for Conservative MP Christopher Chope to be kicked out of the party were mounting last night as colleagues and campaigners voiced their anger over his move to block a law protecting girls from female genital mutilation (FGM). -
University launches scheme to rehabilitate sex offenders
10:03, February 09 58 0
Sex offenders will be given support to help find a job and make new friends under a pioneering scheme run by a university and backed by police. The initiative aims to integrate people back into society to prevent them committing further crimes. -
'Free the nipple' female campaigners lose challenge to US topless conviction
22:48, February 08 54 0
New Hampshire’s highest court has upheld the conviction of three women who were arrested for going topless on a beach, finding their constitutional rights were not violated. -
Acting AG Whitaker tells House Judiciary Committee he had no role in Russia investigation
17:19, February 08 44 0
Matthew Whitaker. Photo from the U.S. Department of Justice. In a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee on Friday, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said he has not been involved in special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign. -
True criminal justice reform requires better, and smarter, data
14:08, February 08 51 0
Photo illustration by Sara Wadford; Shutterstock.com. If the promise of artificial intelligence is to make systems smarter and more efficient, there may be no better candidate than the U.S. criminal justice system. Mass incarceration runs rampant, jailing people costs tens of billions of dollars per year, and those returning to society reoffend at a rate of 77 percent within five years. This system is broken. -
ABA president urges Montana lawmakers to rethink driver’s license suspension in sentencing
13:17, February 08 46 0
Shutterstock.com. In a letter to the Montana House Judiciary Committee, ABA President Bob Carlson expressed his support for a bill that would eliminate the suspension of a driver’s license or privilege as a sentencing option for nonpayment of fines, fees or restitution.
Week News
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Residents overlooked by Tate Modern lose ‘invasion of privacy’ case
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Trump administration had statutory authority to expedite California border wall, 9th Circuit rules
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In defence of Christopher Chope on FGM legislation
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By some financial measures, 2018 was best year for law firms in a decade
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Formerly separated immigrant families begin process for suing Trump administration
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Red light malfunctioning? Bill in this state would allow you to run it
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Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to citizenship question on census
Month News
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Trump announces deal to reopen government until Feb. 15
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Chinese human rights lawyer who helped train legal activists is sentenced to prison
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This public defender was juggling 195 felony cases at once; ‘the workload can be overwhelming’
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The government can't be allowed to play politics with refugees' lives anymore
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Burger King serves up ‘Big Mac’ trademark battle in European Union
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My wife ended her life at Dignitas. Then the police came to talk to me
Year News
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Two prominent lawyers ensnared by Florida’s ‘hot potato doctrine’ are suspended for conflicts
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Roger Stone aide in contempt after refusal to testify in Russia probe; ‘Manhattan Madam’ to testify
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Cuts to legal aid and courts make a mockery of equal access to justice
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A decent home should be the right of every citizen
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Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying to Congress