16th August - Law News

1329th Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law, Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & legal articles archive brought to you by TheLawMap
 
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'.

Saturday Conversations on Law

• Tom Brady’s legal team goes after Roger Goodell, NFL #US https://t.co/FMwRypflSP 
• Freely available 'legal high' in Birmingham is 'most dangerous one of all' says health chief https://t.co/rPpQGHiBfa 
• After legal battle, Lee Harvey Oswald gravestone returns to Texas #US https://t.co/WAZFupHf7M 
• Venerable Scots law firm seeks merger following contraction of legal services market https://t.co/y7Pa6mI0RH 
• Legal education in country gets 'raw deal': DV Sadanand Gowda #INDIA https://t.co/VHFt9Vr3Vw 
• How to tie up legal and tax succession issues https://t.co/VChu0MAPmT
• Jimi Hendrix's Siblings Settle Licensing Legal Battle https://t.co/fxM4Szwnr6
• UK leader backs royals in paparazzi spat over Prince George https://t.co/yIOv0d165b 
• Ministers under fire for allowing half of Britain's police forces to order 3,000 foreign-made vehicles https://t.co/NLs6B5Xbww 
• City's sperm bank running dry after law change causes donations drought https://t.co/r0QP8iyJGZ 
• Amazon chief Jeff Bezos hails UK drone rules https://t.co/KcgHPRII6E 
• 'Minorities are at risk from new porn law’ #MALTA https://t.co/8xje7XWHIt
• Misleading reports of lawlessness after Katrina worsened crisis, officials say https://t.co/fNthcYgxgy 
• #US civil rights activist Julian Bond dies aged 75 https://t.co/KucsSkCwtI 
• Licence fee prosecutions overburden courts, argues Michael Gove https://t.co/ZWDalBBkxT 
• David Cameron tells John Chilcot to 'get on with it' and publish Iraq war report https://t.co/FdeRsfGp7N 
• Europe has taken charge of Greece like a television nanny https://t.co/mr0aPLpaiG 
• How Isis has established a bureaucracy of rape https://t.co/pKs3f20bVd 
• The Tory trolls are running wild – but all is not lost at the Edinburgh festival https://t.co/Tdf4Td9pWe 
• Low pay, low inflation and low interest rates? This is not 1975 https://t.co/hC8lZSEofw 
• Woman fined under gagging law for photographing police #SPAIN https://t.co/63EwCwWXjl 
• #Ecuador hits back at UK criticism over Julian Assange https://t.co/5HRjUXq0sv
• Donald Trump says illegal immigrants 'have to go' during NBC interview #US https://t.co/dlG1deeTIO 
• Soaring student rents push college accommodation to brink of crisis https://t.co/yKLCMqL50m 
• Gordon Brown to break silence with warning against Jeremy Corbyn https://t.co/Xa4WzdcIc7 
• Calais migrant attempts to enter Channel tunnel fall to 200 a night https://t.co/R4bJrMtogT 
• ‘One person a fortnight’ travels to Dignitas from Britain to end their lives http://t.co/qjqg3JEXUS 
• The ECHR Act 2003 and EUCFR in Irish Courts 2003-2014 | Human Rights Ireland https://t.co/0SYLjS2V11 
• The Round-up: Controversy over the Courts Charge and Serdar Mohammed | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/3MnWadopc3
• The European Court of Human Rights Uncovered | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/lwfUo0fSof
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/yVehDTY8Ux
• Car insurers charge eye-watering fees, claims Which? http://t.co/wyK4LwuLY6
• Calais migrant crisis: Breaches of Eurotunnel 'down' http://t.co/H6kzI0TV7E 
• Computer glitch grounds hundreds of flights in #US http://t.co/pFrjNcsVnB 
• Police officer cleared of 'acting on behalf of' Jimmy Savile http://t.co/ANPXbqN4TN 
• Expenses: Lords who do not vote claim £100k - report http://t.co/xux3bHLX73