1258th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law,
Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & legal articles
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Our last Saturday Law Interview featured Dr. Steven Vaughan, a former city solicitor and now a legal academic with expertise on the laws regarding the regulation of nanotechnology as well as the standard and quality of legal advice offered by corporate law firms: 'Regulating nanotechnology & the quality of corporate legal advice'.
Our last Saturday Law Interview featured Dr. Steven Vaughan, a former city solicitor and now a legal academic with expertise on the laws regarding the regulation of nanotechnology as well as the standard and quality of legal advice offered by corporate law firms: 'Regulating nanotechnology & the quality of corporate legal advice'.
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- The Government's cosy relationship with big energy companies is killing thousands of people http://t.co/5KJxDpjKez
- The criminal who walked out the door of a prison has escaped before, a court heard http://t.co/d01dYevLnT
- Police 'deliberately manipulated' accounts of a stop-and-search that resulted in death of Asian man, hearing told http://t.co/6BuFHC0UQx
- The New Spymasters book reveals the truth about espionage in the country http://t.co/LrosjUx02q
- Secrets of Scotland Yard's Crime Museum to go on display http://t.co/MhPuEvcbGf
- Hospital staff charged over death of Irish woman who came to London for an abortion http://t.co/AS95H7KY2b
- Lock up your gnomes: garden thefts happen 'every eight minutes' http://t.co/RHIKRqictt
- Alarm bells should be ringing in Britain after US government hacked http://t.co/gumdiP7inx
- 'Pure fortune' saved 18-month-old girl after she fell from first-floor window, court hears http://t.co/c76RMd3Pfn
- They want to kill off our way of life, says London commune facing eviction http://t.co/AORtHyrxqW
- Cameron puts corruption on G7 agenda after Fifa bribery scandal http://t.co/FNw6HOHbv2
- Delayed train passengers can claim cash compensation instead of vouchers http://t.co/Rjs4LTBndg
- Ultra-Orthodox Jewish schools drop ban on mothers driving http://t.co/zd6ofLfVcR
- NHS details released against patients' wishes, admits data body http://t.co/O8zLxozIGy
- Why I couldn’t tell our daughter about our separation http://t.co/PC2ffi6z2U
- There’s a fine for that: how we face more penalties than ever before http://t.co/9Ev1BCpieq
- Met chief accepts force may be 'institutionally racist' http://t.co/dOkMPb7EUT
- IVF paternity fraud father: make DNA tests routine in child maintenance cases http://t.co/iUSNzMApVd
- Teaching assistant branded "predatory Mrs Robinson" found not guilty of having sex with student http://t.co/xnF83NoKFT
- The Andy Coulson farce proves the justice system needs urgent reform http://t.co/oPJkogFluS
- Female sex offenders: Why older women have sex with young boys http://t.co/F6YiPaub1H
- #Welsh woman accused of performing sex act onboyfriend allegedly told police 'The rules must be different in England' http://t.co/U6QMFH8gSk
- 'Wicked' Seventh-day Adventist jailed for inflicting two-year reign of terror on her niece http://t.co/oXVBuuZ1Ns
- Expensive divorces: the biggest settlements in legal history http://t.co/AzJB5Wek7d
- End of the line for rail compensation vouchers http://t.co/tP4ZFkv9Mf
- Londonderry man Paul McCauley, who was left in a vegetative state after a sectarian attack in 2006, has died http://t.co/pp75MbJQN8
- TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/NgYUlzTNHP
- Ukip banned from gay pride march after party's inclusion stokes anger http://t.co/zqeFW5xirD
- Have 1,200 World Cup workers really died in #QATAR? https://t.co/lJPp9xZpP2
- David Cameron is urging a global crackdown on the "cancer" of corruption in the wake of Fifa bribery allegations http://t.co/W9tkQLQKsT
- Advocacy group Cage takes legal action against Charity Commission http://t.co/eBFw0wAHUN
- Domestic Aussie earnings fall 25pc in five years | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/zDW6RFSHis
- Ex-Fifa lawyer could come under spotlight as cry grows to release Garcia report | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/2BGfoEuJGP
- Addleshaw Goddard launches GC spend analysis consultancy | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/cZ2PBfSvHq
- Kirkland partner losses continue as capital market star joins Freshfields | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/smHEdBTYyz
- Allens becomes first top-tier Aussie firm to launch start-up team | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/6VCPfxpHLy
- Korea's Bae, Kim and Lee open in Hong Kong | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/wCG63bSljZ
- Brown Rudnick boosts Paris with restructuring duo | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/AQH3NM3zBi
- UK surveillance law challenged in court | The Global Legal Post https://t.co/Db5Z4fbBzX
- Religious leaders renew calls for Obama to quash abortion funding law #US http://t.co/aeAxPDu6dV
- NSA surveillance: how librarians have been on the front line to protect privacy #US http://t.co/Y8mJ89XeXa
- MoJ has ‘no further fat to cut’ from legal aid: Public funds 'wasted' on external contracts | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/flZ1Go7KAa
- Student changes name by deed poll to avoid £220 Ryanair admin fee http://t.co/rA49BUMAc9
- #Fifa crisis: 'Ex-President Mbeki signed off on South Africa's $10m' http://t.co/m4SGrl9GLT
- Tariq Aziz, #IRAQ's foreign minister under Saddam Hussein, has died in an Iraqi prison http://t.co/YGwTSB7qUU
