28th April - LAW NEWS

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• British man Grant Cameron accused of drug offences in Dubai, was allegedly tortured by police http://t.co/4VPEaxKfTg 
• CANADA: Top court's review into Constitution allegations unacceptable, according to Quebec 
• IRELAND: High Courts to extend sittings into summer holidays http://t.co/fkW7aST3bK 
• More on Originalism and Same Sex Marriage: A Response to Mike Ramsey | Online Library of Law and Liberty: http://t.co/oqrpa5lxC2 
• If on a Winter’s Night a Drone Strike | Online Library of Law and Liberty: http://t.co/au8YcthCpH 
• Defence lawyer fails to appear in PAKISTAN court for Mumbai attack http://t.co/uWasuXWxsw 
• Illegal tattooists are branding people in GARDEN SHEDS as experts warn of HIV risk http://t.co/ap9WfCELRt. 
• Chris Grayling to end early release for violent criminals http://t.co/LrttFVJb20
• US: Obama backs abortion-rights group in fight for women's health http://t.co/1NjDXZGUTb 
• Human rights are worth fighting for - John Precott http://t.co/fkEFCAkZ4L
• Shining light on workers' rights http://t.co/EpcGkgvB0I 
• EGYPT: Judiciary in the hands of vested interests http://t.co/2LH9rADGns 
• CANADA: Conservative Indo-Canadian Appointee To Canadian Human Rights Tribunal Accused Of Abusing Staff http://t.co/TUgUwuUI4B
• Court awards anonymity for victim of libellous "paedophile" allegations | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/rSYr2ADEf8 
• Jihadist suspect cannot be extradited to United States because of his mental illness | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/6KsYZ4LVzm 
• Political Advertising TV Ban (Just) Upheld, Bad Law and International Human Rights - The Human Rights Roundup http://t.co/nmYizl9NZt
• The spanner of "human dignity" in the wheels of modern medicine | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/AjrVapJrNO 
• Strasbourg ties itself in knots over advertising ban | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/XXmEC5Lvul 
• Government pressing ahead with (most of) its proposals to restrict access to judicial review | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/Q6eqnAB1Q0 
• How can the courts manage the Facebook phenomenon? | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/4494gtoRZi 
• Supreme Court find A1P1 breach in retrospective legislation | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/DoaJEtEH6p 
• The felling of a tree might breach occupier's right to respect for a home | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/ZgmUJKnEjt 
• What is the UK Supreme Court? Head to YouTube to find out (with cheesy muzak) | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/BFAoDL7cf5 
• Judicial Review reform: What does "totally without merit" mean? - Paul Bowen QC | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/KMJIC8QFJt 
• Denounce the ECHR to deport Abu Qatada... You cannot be serious! | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/FFeWEYKsxS 
• Genetic testing of children up for adoption | UK HUman Rights Blog http://t.co/5Zt17ZJmwh
• Ex-SAS officer to sue Met for unlawful arrest http://t.co/HQthhnvNvb 
• The opposition to secret courts is gathering pace http://t.co/sM9ixZGnqo 
• Home Office fury as drug dealer immigrant wins right to stay in UK http://t.co/PuS87gFXZh 
• Proceeds of crime: £80m seized from Scottish criminals http://t.co/Z4LRjCqXM6 
• Danny Jones stabbing death: Teenager charged with murder http://t.co/INEz4TcrzQ 
• Overprotected children 'more likely to be bullied' http://t.co/VqHFiu1Ygm 
• Schools 'should teach how to view porn', sex forum says http://t.co/JaJlOAVHGf 
• Hull death: Teenager arrested after woman dies http://t.co/JaiEs52ehb 
• M9 death teenager named as Michael Easton, 13 http://t.co/B689gzxEhO
• Why a law is needed to secure an EU referendum http://t.co/VKmWROzwJv 
• GREECE tables law on latest EU-IMF loan deal http://t.co/pmer4q9bpo 
• CANADA: After years and a sharply divided supreme court decision, judge rules woman must remove niqab to testify http://t.co/j53BPqb77g 
• ICC judge withdraws from KENYA’s Hague cases http://t.co/yrQDApCpUG 
• Judge favors Microsoft in deciding value of disputed Motorola patents http://t.co/hf090VrFAb 
• Human rights groups ask FIFA to withdraw BAHRAIN candidate http://t.co/QAV0Ro9rO4 
• PAKISTAN human rights body condemns assault on Sarabjit http://t.co/8APmvxhEOz 
• AUSTRALIA: Boycott call over human rights abuse in Sri Lanka http://t.co/E1EEzhCN3c 
• Keighley and Skipton law firm helps parties get a fair deal http://t.co/Ye1wKEQA9S 
• St Andrews campaigner’s £173,000 legal bill leaves environmental group furious http://t.co/HMyDmTN79X 
• MALAWI: New Chief Justice would be Anastasia Msosa http://t.co/mPclGGrdad 
• Catholic barrister assesses significance of the Scottish midwives victory for religious freedom in the UK http://t.co/FvszpEoqJJ 
• Leveson's refusal to probe lawyers' affair is 'staggering', says Tory MP http://t.co/xVFdnWdUtt
• N ZEALAND: Family law Barrister disappointed that Government is to repeal a clause that protects children from abuse http://t.co/H9S2fZMoiv 
• BANGLADESH: Garment workers Burn Factories to Protest Unsafe Conditions http://t.co/8tO7rDqIYD
• Mutual legal assistance treaty between the UK and Jordan https://t.co/UnJEsFWC7A 
• ITALY: Legal expert slams INDIA's Supreme Court ruling on marines http://t.co/YpOw0o6CRT 
• Ex-beauty queen in legal aid fraud http://t.co/FU8ULC34gQ 
• Lawyers warn legal aid changes will result in justice system 'armageddon' http://t.co/RnAifXamn4 
• Libel Cases Now Harder to Bring in England http://t.co/O52A9MXFMI 
• The 2013 American Law 100 http://t.co/RkiaKonpy8
• Mississippi man arrested in US ricin letters inquiry http://t.co/oMDhmyEagC