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Two Tesco directors cleared of fraud and false accounting

06:58, December 06 25 0

Former Tesco directors Chris Bush and John Scouler have been cleared of false accounting at Southwark crown court.

From the Guardian archive Blasphemy prosecutions: trials at the Leeds Assizes – archive, 1911

00:39, December 06 34 0

Two blasphemy cases were heard at the Leeds Assizes yesterday. In the first the accused was Thomas William Stewart (28), described as an analytical chemist, and known as “Dr. Nikola.”

What common language errors make you grit your teeth?

22:07, December 05 27 0

Whether you’re listening to a voice message from a client, reading aloud a brief or consulting a colleague about a case, you’ve likely heard someone use a wrong word in a sentence—and it made you cringe.

Quarter of adults think marital sex without consent is not rape, UK survey finds

22:06, December 05 28 0

Potential jurors hold “alarming” views about sexual violence, a major report into attitudes towards rape has revealed.

Ryanair faces legal action over refusal to refund cancelled flights

03:36, December 05 30 0

The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority is taking legal action against Ryanair over the airline’s refusal to compensate thousands of UK customers affected by flight disruption over the summer.

Further CPS cuts impossible as workload grows, says new boss

14:17, December 04 33 0

The Crown Prosecution Service cannot sustain further cuts because digital technology is imposing heavy additional workloads on its lawyers, Max Hill QC, the new director of public prosecutions, has told MPs.

Women at Ivy League law schools reject employers with mandatory arbitration agreements

13:43, December 04 38 0

Following the #dumpkirkland campaign started by a group of Harvard Law School students who convinced Kirkland & Ellis to end mandatory arbitration agreements for associates and summer associates, female law associations at eight top schools have agreed to not accept funds from or promote any law firms that have the employment contracts.