21st April - LAW NEWS

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• High Street solicitors could be forced to close by Government legal aid changes http://t.co/KdgHTSVOuC 
• INDIA: Top judges moot an idea: Free legal aid could give lawyers a leg up http://t.co/uIaxgHHVnK 
• Scottish authority legal bills top £400,000 http://t.co/SkBWMCoVe1 
• Protesters in final bid to block FRANCE gay marriage law http://t.co/KQVe1SJdhy 
• Major US Law Firm King & Spalding Blocks Employee Email Access http://t.co/Z9gEQyo5BT 
• CANADA: Justice minister seeks law on intimate images http://t.co/5M06ZMmAUN 
• INDIA: Seven law students barred from exam get HC breather http://t.co/tMylr0Stcv 
• Actor Jude Law wrote a letter on behalf of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals against seal trade to the WTO http://t.co/2tiUuxTJXL 
• ITALY: Berlusconi fraud trial hearing delayed http://t.co/S6ZAi3fhhH 
• US media storm over murder trial of abortionist Kermit Gosnell http://t.co/c0fCz5336P 
• GUATEMALA war crimes trial rulings spur protests http://t.co/Da4JXHi94c 
• US: Judge Rules Against Viacom in Copyright Suit Against YouTube http://t.co/90AHhh5aee 
• The Right to Remain Silent in US http://t.co/dz9kdZKUzg
• US: Immigration and Fear http://t.co/Ypg7VWfiPQ 
• MEXICO: Even Violent Drug Cartels Fear God http://t.co/iwuLrcwlPx 
• US: California Tries to Regain Fuller Control of Prisons http://t.co/7939NNLS1j 
• Legal Questions Riddle Boston Marathon Case http://t.co/beGzqXlBnE 
• ITALY: The Latest Threat to Pompeii’s Treasures - Italy’s Red Tape http://t.co/Azm2kKAQ2o 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCkVDp
• US Gun Control Advocates are Playing Chess | Online Library of Law and Liberty: http://t.co/wD2E4PkzjI 
• The Problematic Chevron Doctrine | Online Library of Law and Liberty: http://t.co/f0jD6FjREU 
• Standing with Erasmus, Undaunted | Online Library of Law and Liberty: http://t.co/46vsjvGK1o
• US: New Senate Immigration Amnesty Plan Bears Union Imprint http://t.co/qwyziF5Mvc 
• AUSTRALIA: Ex Health Care Union Boss Williamson Arrested, Charged http://t.co/1TnaHN2tcM 
• The Tallinn Bronze Soldier riots - and why Russia was in Strasbourg | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/Ii6b5JpsOE 
• EU Steps Up, Thatcher's Legacy & More Legal Aid Cuts - The Human Rights Roundup | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/aLJFhFuyBw 
• Racial harassment claim by Jewish teacher over union's Israel-Palestine policies fails | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/OGvXTYz54B 
• Successful A1PI claim in construction adjudication - lessons for us all | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/wPHxJdtVTz 
• Local authorities and the duty to consult with parents | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/BJGSA5XZqi 
• Randy, rating, and his (house)boat - Reeves v. Northrop | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/N8vAGNsQqI 
• Doctor entitled to rely on GMC's assurance of Caribbean qualification to be acceptable in UK | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/nqVUBn0JwS 
• Kiobel v Shell: US Supreme Court on corporate accountability for foreign human rights abuses | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/xQ7elTENny 
• Local authority ordered to pay substantial costs in family human rights case | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/wpQT3a2ob6 
• Europe's illegal cigarette trade grows again http://t.co/4KwZDCPDCN
• GHANA: Group calls on government to halt illegal logging in Gonjaland http://t.co/WU2lSHppGi 
• Affair between Leveson lawyer and Hugh Grant's counsel 'did not affect outcome of press inquiry' http://t.co/stBOA3OOQG 
• CANADA: Lawyer seeks class action suit against colluding engineering firms http://t.co/Xx7xmKvW1x 
• Premier League race row: 'Rooney Rule' lawyer Cryus Mehri accuses top flight of hindering black managers http://t.co/Rrqb0COey9 
• How Royals' lawyer used Leveson, Lord McAlpine and veiled threats to keep Rolf Harris arrest secret http://t.co/Hw8o495cQH 
• Tribunal dismisses South Wales refugee's claims of discrimination against callcentre employer http://t.co/kHWlLVFiPV 
• CAMBODIA: Time running out for Khmer Rouge tribunals http://t.co/b6oq4PTHUk
• At a crossroad: current state of human rights in the world, are governments are doing enough to protect them http://t.co/BGZlpiPTwk 
• BAHRAIN: Crown Prince Salman addresses civil rights on the eve of the Sunday's Formula One Grand Prix http://t.co/LKMcbX9dMQ 
• EGYPT: Rights activists say President Morsi is ignoring commission report detailing state atrocities http://t.co/6k1rcxcQag 
• US: Why Should I Care That No One’s Reading Boston Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev His Miranda Rights? http://t.co/gAwf8OJPPf 
• IRELAND: Fitzgerald says 'critical' abortion legislation draft will be brought to govt in next week http://t.co/3D2Q9X37ag 
• Patent litigation in Europe: Key cases 2012/2013 | Patent Lawyer http://t.co/npDiCCErIq 
• Non-Practicing Entities have a valid role to play in the European patent market | Patent Lawyer http://t.co/0qMHYN3eoR 
• Provisional measures in cross-border patent litigation in EU under review by the European Commission | Patent Lawyer http://t.co/EMFxOIHIny 
• Agents are a critical element in managing an international intellectual property portfolio | Patent Lawyer http://t.co/wZuHXyjJlM 
• Scottish independence: Osborne and Alexander dismiss SNP currency plan http://t.co/FO9ndYvKTt 
• Boston suspect: denial of Miranda rights 'un-American', activists warn http://t.co/Nw08FMlGhm 
• Guantánamo Bay: why can't Shaker Aamer return home to London? http://t.co/BBUOUHTsiN 
• Last British resident in Guantánamo 'may never be allowed home' http://t.co/kI7E0dLVHa
• Boston bombing suspect was under FBI surveillance, says mother http://t.co/mr9kOZrvib
• The Obhrais: Millionaire family that kept a woman prisoner in their home http://t.co/fS4CrZNbvf
• CANADA: Law Society panel hits ‘uncivil’ lawyer Joe Groia with $247,000 in costs http://t.co/DicGji0Nxv 
• Advances in image analysis empower law enforcement but worry privacy advocates http://t.co/bGviE7Hz4s 
• Patents, Trade Marks and Design Rights: Groundless Threats http://t.co/E7IxfgH1ov 
• UK regulator alleges GSK paid rivals to delay generic drugs http://t.co/310zWaEpph 
• UK Telecom regulator Ofcom fines TalkTalk £750,000 http://t.co/GmQKrDV5oU 
• Healthcare Professionals Need More Guidance On Surrogate Pregnancy http://t.co/BuyQYmWGmj 
• UK Supreme Court Rules for News-Clipping Service in Dispute With Publishers http://t.co/Ne0hgGTqsW 
• Celebrities' barrister, the Leveson QC's glamorous No2 and an affair that triggers doubts over Inquiry's integrity http://t.co/VG594mXznu
• Barristers plan to boycott changes to justice system, warning it will offer "supermarket justice" http://t.co/G2W8bwHNdP 
• Taxpayers landed with £27,000 legal bill for MP's £23.90 expenses claim http://t.co/YZ9Jz3kiIS 
• Meriden Gypsies to leave camp after losing legal fight http://t.co/rcIwaDaGmA 
• Legal sector faces moves to put client first http://t.co/duM2ZBRWgC 
• GHANA: Legal Brains at Supreme Court http://t.co/gwGHbeJRYq 
• INDIA: How about bonus points for advocates providing free legal aid? ask judges http://t.co/byZOOoWa5f 
• CANADA: Legal questions surround Manitoba PST hike, prof says http://t.co/QswGbgoQNw 
• Osborne in legal challenge to European Commission over financial transaction tax http://t.co/NPS8QPb9NM 
• The Mind of a Terror Suspect http://t.co/Zy5UxS0Lxh 
• Top UN Rights Official Denounces Executions in IRAQ as ‘Obscene’ http://t.co/sHBjwIdNXY
• Trial Annulment in GUATEMALA Rejected by Judge http://t.co/5k8PTxqrYW
• Football fan's prejudice halts Newcastle rape trial http://t.co/ze1Ts2iaOn 
• Truro City striker Stewart Yetton in assault probe http://t.co/oX0brSjQOb 
• UK violated human rights after it turned a blind eye to torture of terror suspects, says damning report http://t.co/DYudVSCwir 
• ZAMBIA: Gay rights activist claims police withheld HIV drugs http://t.co/Mu7DkYQeY5 
• The right to protest in April | MetaLawIndex - the 'underbelly' blog from TheLawMap http://t.co/vguTCLiThb