- Divorce rate falling but financial trickery among separating couples on the increase | New Law Journal: http://t.co/ICUorogM39
- TUPE: Major case clarifies circumstances in which a company in administration may dimiss staff | New Law Journal: http://t.co/Qb6q6lqX3I
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- Google Books: not lawful here - Google Books still flouts copyright law outside US | New Law Journal: http://t.co/gmMbV7sYSL
- Barrister disbarred for attesting to forged signatures of both the seller and the buyer | New Law Journal: http://t.co/8LE62EscO0
- SRA wants more power to fine: Bigger fines "could save solicitors money" | New Law Journal: http://t.co/ibGGILBXle
- "Judicial authority" extradition result in Bucnys: further clarification on extradition | New Law Journal: http://t.co/23jFxjporU
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- SOUTH AFRICA: Four in court for Joburg CBD hijacking http://t.co/61ccGUac6S
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- Illegal milk smuggling risks integrity of industry - FSA http://t.co/qlcBmSPp18
- Twitter Toughening Its Security to Thwart Government Snoops http://t.co/MovTrQDfLD
- US Retailers Decline to Aid Factory Victims in BANGLADESH http://t.co/R5yCsy6NsF
- European officials seem more open to civilian drones than regulators in the United States http://t.co/XB2vNX5nI4
- US: Local Lawyer's Father Had Role In Jack Ruby Trial http://t.co/6fsbiQp6lv
- SCOTUS for law students (sponsored by Bloomberg Law): Why cases settle http://t.co/sKJvF5w7Ry
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- JAMAICA: Caribbean judiciary is being taken over by women http://t.co/8XNbJ9hpkN
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- Ulster's dead deserve justice, whether they were killed by the British Army or the IRA http://t.co/QgX0piZRpy
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- NIGERIA: Man Sentenced to Death By Stoning in Bauchi http://t.co/EQxg0DEEGN
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- Minority rights unit urges SWITZERLAND to “intensify efforts to promote diversity” http://t.co/OtsPrkLI2S
- CANADA: Drilling rights bonanza turns into a bust http://t.co/UPxm5eA7HL
- IRAN’s Top Five Human Rights Abuses http://t.co/EFMRAEiKus
- Taoiseach: Troubles ‘amnesty’ would breach human rights http://t.co/gI61zz7Jx2
- UK Street Preaching Could Be Curtailed Under Proposed ‘Antisocial Behavior’ Law http://t.co/b4JBjQp3WX
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- INDIA: Legal process outsourcing industry is lucrative alternative for women lawyers http://t.co/UYbIXTImih
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- New action over Stansted expansion http://t.co/9LuRoht7Et
- US: After 11 Years in Prison, Skakel Goes Free on Bail http://t.co/7tb34nV9Yr
- INDIA: Fake courts case: Madras HC upholds suspension of advocate http://t.co/m5IbUloYY1
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- INDIA: Illegal sand mining and transportation made cognizable offense http://t.co/70m6waxpjx
- Illegal Bradford factory may have sold 48 tonnes of unfit meat http://t.co/epYIWdFmcz
- Fears of Sharia Law in America Grow Among Conservatives http://t.co/OAjaS5LuId
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- Law may change so doctors can test new drugs on patients http://t.co/zngmxvEQXN
- 180 years after abolition, why is it the slave trade is booming? http://t.co/ZQNgIIDm6J
- Philosophers urge support for jailed Pussy Riot protester http://t.co/Cu2EFqA7LH
- US: Federal appeals court upholds rulings that stop-and-frisk is unconstitutional http://t.co/iCCWZwZn1f
- Law firms set to hire new lawyers in 2014 | The Global Legal Post: http://t.co/8jptDxeXjS
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- Judge moves High Court to May Fair Hotel for case of family feuding over luxury hotel fortune http://t.co/Ryru8Ht9FF
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- Work culture of Red Arrows to be probed at pilot's inquest http://t.co/BPNKrA4kfj
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- NSA bulk data collection violates constitutional rights, ACLU argues http://t.co/hCsTDxYBwy
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- Businessman Scot Young hid £40m and must pay half to wife http://t.co/V8JvqMKzVa
- London 2012 Olympic torch bearer jailed for sex offences http://t.co/mvrXE4KBuC
- NI DPP asks police to probe undercover Army unit http://t.co/L9MuriKuf6
- Prisons privatisation cancelled amid Serco probe http://t.co/8BGBNYtadf
- Five British Greenpeace activists freed after Russian detention http://t.co/IKv9YJ27t2
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