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- Bye Bye Abu Qatada, Secret Trials Are Here & A Legal Aid U-Turn: The Human Rights Roundup | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/fPM88sRYEA
- The Times on Abu Qatada | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/eFEcy4TbIb
- Guerilla gardening in unlawfully occupied property did not give rise to Article 8 rights | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/v3lS4s5WPu
- Convicted murderers win Article 3 case against whole life sentences in Strasbourg | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/cux9VTaipo
- Radical but risky changes afoot at the European Court of Human Rights | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/ajpNS2ZR5U
- So we cannot see Prince Charles' advocacy letters after all | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/a0Dt2sFdmz
- Damning indictment of police actions surrounding death of Azelle Rodney | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/kHXAjbY7wI
- NOT AGAIN! 'EU Judges' Behind 'Victory For Evil', Says Sun | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/n4Fen8hlsv
- Sea fishing, quotas and A1P1: "no-one owns the sea" | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/yUh7lKURrv
- Part 82: The worrying new rules of the Secret Court | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/hPte1pvK7a
- Scottish Parliament embracing Cadder decision? | The Firm http://t.co/bBcP7XLkn6
- Democracy in Action? Attorney General blocks release of Prince Charles influence letters | The Firm http://t.co/QyMcwWqdXu
- SLAB contracting update published | The Firm http://t.co/JOdk1OzoTn
- Scottish Legal Aid Board launches Twitter Account | The Firm http://t.co/btjVyquzcV
- Caveat Twitter | The Firm http://t.co/NXiC85nVsX
- Trial by Television? | The Firm http://t.co/lgIZDeQhDk
- The Dark Side of Technology in the Courtroom | The Firm http://t.co/Sz1QmBSPDX
- Harry Potter writer JK Rowling writes secret crime novel under false name http://t.co/2Vgo3X6b6D
- Rights group urges NIGERIA to bar visit by SUDAN's President Bashir http://t.co/s4Ua1qYwAn
- Statement by Edward Snowden to human rights groups at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport http://t.co/cim4JjDCmC
- UN human rights chief says whistleblowers need protection http://t.co/QWf03HrDzT
- Has Patent, Will Sue: An Alert to Corporate America http://t.co/Y9cXPo5iVG
- Testing the Consequences of Male Misbehavior http://t.co/VQBOnXYF20
- US: A six-woman jury accepted self-defense as justification for the death of Trayvon Martin http://t.co/zB6OqltPAY
- UAE: Sharjah Court employee caught while taking bribe http://t.co/wHNTCOTKYi
- IRELAND: Courts Bill may drive up legals costs, awards and insurance premiums http://t.co/i1MwSCH1OG
- Nigella Lawson Hires Paul McCartney's Frighteningly Competent Divorce Lawyer, Who Happens To Be Her Cousin http://t.co/pCulDdmWzd
- US: Tennessee lawyer sues Apple because Internet porn ‘destroyed his marriage’ http://t.co/uqvt6SQV3T
- US: Zimmerman trial Defence lawyer brands case 'disgraceful' http://t.co/kjy24DLtyN
- Police catch illegal drivers as young as 13 in crackdown http://t.co/cdSgeqXERp
- Mugabe Forces ZIMBABWE Into ‘Illegal’ Election, MDC’s Biti Says http://t.co/b3oXyoM0yt
- Ian Brady criticises tribunal's £250,000 cost http://t.co/lJKsggyHmn
- AUSTRALIA: Gucci customer wants refund for 'fragile' $800 bag http://t.co/kt3YsA7XW5
- INDIA: Trees still gasping for breath, rues National Green Tribunal http://t.co/HAWtDi6lVO
- US: New Legislation Could Yield Net Loss for Animal Welfare (Op-Ed) http://t.co/o8RTb8XFX0
- SOMALIA: Draft Media Legislation Further Endangers Media Freedom, Says Nusoj http://t.co/lLWsDQ01Iw
- US: Texas Passes Anti-Abortion Legislation http://t.co/9y2eYOrnGP
- US: Celerities react to the #GeorgeZimmerman trial verdict: http://t.co/iPqvizMQo8
- US: The Craziest Moments Of The George Zimmerman Trial http://t.co/fBrPKgIops
- US: Trayvon Martin murder trial: Sanford hopes to avoid racial unrest after not guilty verdict http://t.co/mzxZqC9hjk
- US: Trayvon Martin murder trial: jury finds George Zimmerman not guilty http://t.co/YMof182Jjn
- West Sussex Law students learn about murder investigation http://t.co/KaCtvJfh86
- Belfast trouble: Police attacked for second night http://t.co/64gUIO4TzO
- UK soldier and veteran suicides 'outstrip Afghan deaths' http://t.co/l51kFyd510
- As police arrest British fugitives in Spain, are the days of the Costa del Crime numbered? http://t.co/CKc2TNaet4
- G4S: the curious case of the watchdog told to bark before the right time http://t.co/euhlLfCqpd
- The Top 6 Legal Factors Holding Back Microgrids http://t.co/599izUjIJk
- Coventry City move: Ricoh Arena owners in legal threat http://t.co/kun8Y3UDqT
- Mother loses legal bid after jail over son’s death http://t.co/vrMB9yOrZ3
- SOUTH AFRICA Legal Aid: Marikana funding not constitutional imperative http://t.co/wgWvQih53D
- Legal position on organ consent http://t.co/8KGKd29bkP
- Justice Secretary tells sex gang victim: Giving evidence will be made easier http://t.co/H0uEXNsWfH
- AUSTRALIA: Law Society cracks down on 'solicitor-shopping' for Enduring Powers of Attorney to rip-off loved ones
http://t.co/1CRNNhRcP5
- TURKEY: Rights Groups Accuse Turkish Police of Excessive Force Against Protesters http://t.co/G3GXUpzbF5
- ZIMBABWE: Police Targeting Human Rights Workers, claim Amnesty International http://t.co/0983lvWfRA
- AUSTRALIA: MP says pay tribunal timing unacceptable http://t.co/raOcD9tWy8
- PAKISTAN: Democracy, accountability and judiciary http://t.co/HiHac2wktK
- Ongoing reforms in judiciary meant to rebuild NIGERIA, Prof Akinseye George http://t.co/nPSwDCmDkA
- NIGERIA: NDIC Urges Judiciary to Tackle Legal Bottlenecks http://t.co/EJSZs8yO1h
- Pope Francis lays down the law on child sex abuse on VATICAN grounds http://t.co/DersohK0di
- Abortion Law Vote Polarizes IRELAND http://t.co/7j1lMm1MEj
- KENYA: Prisoners take the law into their own hands http://t.co/JunurDKter
- US: What If Writing State Legislation Worked Like Writing Open-Source Code? http://t.co/WqeyQTAGgV
- G4S blames court and prison services following overcharging allegations http://t.co/Vz8A7HMZn6
- Kicking back at the bailiffs http://t.co/ljar0EckVp
- What can you do if a bailiff comes to your home? http://t.co/bRtjHA1TwU
- Barrett Brown, political prisoner of the information revolution http://t.co/zFDldY0cP3
- NHS Surrey fined £200,000 after losing patients' records http://t.co/Ze3h58RQq0
- NSA's access to Microsoft's services detailed http://t.co/uAqfz3FL0G
- Tipton mosque blast: Controlled explosion on 'device' found in garden http://t.co/TrniLz74hQ
- EGYPT: Public prosecutor's office investigating complaints against ousted Morsi http://t.co/nX83S0wgyq
- Father of two boys killed by their mother accused of assaulting her http://t.co/rMbNkzJK7q
- US: Holder Tightens Rules on Getting Reporters’ Data http://t.co/nvcIPuNYvY
- Chief Constable Matt Baggott: Belfast riots shameful and disgraceful http://t.co/bBbGRLc1O3
- Snowden Renews Plea for Moscow to Grant Asylum http://t.co/CSrratBXJu
- TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/KgFQ9r6x28
