Friday

23rd October - Law News

Edition 3224: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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 Focus of the Day Legal Article: Digital legal services will play a key role in the 'recharging' of the City of London following the devastation caused by lockdown, the City's governing body proposed today. This will include updating existing court systems to make them 'user centric, tech agnostic and digital-first'. Full story - The Law Society Gazette
 
 
Today's Highlighted Video Story: Pimsiri Petchnamrob is among 31 Thai protesters facing jail for organising and participating in a July protest. But she says she is encouraged by increasing signs the government is starting to listen to protesters' demands.

Saturday Conversations on Law
  • The maker of OxyContin painkillers has reached an $8.3bn (£6.3bn) settlement and agreed to plead guilty to criminal charges to resolve a probe of its role in fuelling America's opioid crisis https://t.co/S3fKGrOv1O
  • Top PI firms reveal mixed profits as another hits TV to build brand - Legal Futures https://t.co/yFtd8iIMkq 
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/oKTqHgi807
  • Consumers use “limited criteria” when shopping around for lawyers - Legal Futures https://t.co/19JSjbBe3p
  • Supermarkets will be unable to sell items like clothes during the 17-day Covid firebreak lockdown in Wales https://t.co/aNt9dVaM3d 
  • SRA slapped with costs order over failed prosecution - Legal Futures https://t.co/c9zP480uEu
  • High street solicitor launches second BSB firm with client - Legal Futures https://t.co/Se360x3Cvl 
  • Justice depends on data - and the pandemic shows why | Law Gazette https://t.co/T20OaFFK3r 
  • Durham students have been left feeling "threatened" and unsafe after a LGBT university association Zoom meeting was "hijacked" by more than 15 people shouting "homophobic slurs" https://t.co/IzuW18qSXN
  • #Poland's top court has ruled that abortions in cases of foetal defects are unconstitutional - laws were already among the strictest in Europe but the Constitutional Tribunal's ruling will mean an almost total ban https://t.co/EpnRroyhJz
  • Lawtech and ethics: Discussion paper calls on the profession | Law Gazette https://t.co/cjTiycMJqV
  • We’ve now heard from the Breonna Taylor grand juror and it’s confirmed our worst fears - Now a judge has ruled that jurors on the case can speak, some unsavory facts about how the case was handled have come to light #US https://t.co/oXThnl3Rld
  • Opinion: Alistair Bonnington on Scotland’s malicious prosecution shame - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/hXUoLVH3JJ
  • Faculty strongly opposed to judicial review ‘rebalance’ - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/w5iRwNcEv1
  • Court of Appeal rules Upper Tribunal erred in remaking Nigerian citizen deportation decision  - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/bePc2wnSim
  • KKK office joke was ‘just playful’, tribunal told | Law Gazette https://t.co/hg3baRFCFI
  • A #Spanish journalist has apologised after comparing Barcelona's Ansu Fati to a black street vendor in their 5-1 Champions League win over Ferencvaros https://t.co/MicyPZedNK
  • #US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell said she never witnessed "inappropriate underage activities" by him, according to transcripts of a 2016 deposition https://t.co/950lZoisYk
  • Covid rules: Stoke, Coventry and Slough face tighter restrictions in tier 2 https://t.co/mNjq0OYiw4
  • A&O opens reporting season with ‘small’ change to pay gap | Law Gazette https://t.co/yGlo8w8Krg
  • Article 50 litigation not a typical JR, Public Law Project tells panel | Law Gazette https://t.co/gpc7CWoLYM 
  • People need to "inform themselves" and research which Covid-19 rules apply in their area, the minister for crime and policing has said, amid complaints the tier system has caused confusion https://t.co/mNjq0OGH7u
  • New government Covid scheme to pay up to half of wages https://t.co/6ZUTmqNg1u 
  • Eversheds staff return to normal hours and full pay | Law Gazette https://t.co/RLq4HYqLX6
  • Court of Appeal declares Home Office immigration policy 'unlawful' | Law Gazette https://t.co/NuWYdmf0mS
  • Co-op Legal Services to be fined £144k by SRA | Law Gazette https://t.co/ORdCGNNNHr
  • A scientist advising the government on ethnicity and Covid says "structural racism is not a reasonable explanation" for black and south Asian people's greater risk of illness and death https://t.co/B1T3Z6REuy
  • Trump's lawyer Giuliani dismisses 'compromising' clip from new Borat film #US https://t.co/FPod49e6Fn 
  • A Tory MP has quit her government job after voting for a Labour motion to offer free school meals during holidays until Easter 2021 https://t.co/jpodEqaDq9
  • The Transport for Wales rail franchise is to be brought under Welsh Government control from next February https://t.co/WW9sXruoor
  • Brexit: UK to ban more EU citizens with criminal records https://t.co/v1mcYUhX1u
  • FBI says Iran and Russia have #US voter information https://t.co/NYKaHTF4FF
  • How the law might grapple with nanoscience - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/LZdZ1Z2gqt 
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/J13U46aJcB
  • Covid and the fate of court buildings in Scotland - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/3nvrqHXWo2 
  • Ronnie Conway becomes first senior fellow of APIL in Scotland - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/FHAVsSTvfR
  • Lindsays expands with launch of prism HR consultancy - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/jJw2UQupIB 
  • TLT appoints Ainslie Benzie as legal director in Scotland - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/D5knLLggwT
  • Lawyers of Tomorrow – Christy Young - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/7Okm4aiWgW
  • Permission granted for judicial review of act’s definition of ‘woman’ - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/dgGtPIjeCP 
  • The Rev. Alistair McGregor QC - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/S4SkchLPiu 
  • Eight trainees secure permanent positions with Thorntons - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/JZhJ54f4Ik
  • Letters to UK crime victims from CPS 'unsatisfactory' https://t.co/4dO0GV3O98

Thursday

22nd October - Law News

Edition 3223: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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 Focus of the Day Legal Article: Many personal injury law firms fail to understand what potential clients are looking for and are wasting their marketing budgets as a result, according to research published today by First4Lawyers.. Full story - Legal Fuures
 
 
Today's Highlighted Video Story: Pope Francis endorses same-sex civil unions - James Martin, Jesuit priest and LGBTQ advocate, says opponents inside the Catholic church have to rethink their views after the Pope's 'momentous' comments.



Saturday Conversations on Law
  • Foreign rough sleepers face deportation from UK post-Brexit https://t.co/iMptRgtfEc
  • Why remote working has exacerbated cyber-security concerns - Legal Futures https://t.co/PCWwxK14eb
  • Helping the law’s young | Law Gazette https://t.co/xMrpu2L1nT
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/08FJM6cDoL
  • Oldest local law society hosts Nightingale court | Law Gazette https://t.co/K06VP8oBpH
  • Lawyer loses claim for full pay after Covid 40% salary cut | Law Gazette https://t.co/UqYopjSrcQ
  • A climbdown by the Scottish government on the Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Bill has been confirmed by Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/BitRJPTJUe
  • UK farmers call for EU workers to bypass Covid quarantine: Poultry industry warns of Christmas turkey shortage if EU workers not allowed in https://t.co/v8yypkCYJC
  • Universities accused of pressuring staff to work on campus https://t.co/EHgyYFh0Wj
  • GCHQ boss says spy agency is 'not nearly diverse enough': Jeremy Fleming’s remarks follow revelation that ethnic minorities were excluded until 1980s https://t.co/yZB9MoOl1p
  • South Wales police defend use of Taser on pregnant woman: Leanne Perrett, 35, lost her baby after officer fired stun gun at her during fracas https://t.co/wHBiHRRZrA
  • ULaw strikes SQE deals ahead of training shake-up | Law Gazette https://t.co/ZRVPveyKF8
  • A football fan who suffered horrific injuries when he was attacked by opposition hooligans in 2015 has died. Simon Dobbin, 48, was left brain-damaged in the assault after a match in Southend, Essex, five years ago https://t.co/gBasl21KYN
  • Buildings have been set aflame and there are reports of gunfire in #Nigeria's biggest city after demonstrators were shot at a protest. Rights group Amnesty International said at least 12 people were killed when soldiers opened fire in Lagos on Tuesday https://t.co/u06AAlEGxD
  • Four university students have been fined £10,000 each after telling police who broke up their house party they were "spoiling their fun" https://t.co/QtgjLX83s
  • Pope Francis has said that he thinks same-sex couples should be allowed to have "civil unions" https://t.co/43wX7YUow
  • Police have dropped their investigation into an interview in which historian Dr David Starkey made controversial comments about slavery https://t.co/QuMhSa6Dt
  • Digital-first court service to recharge London | Law Gazette https://t.co/dUprA3tunT
  • Ex-Freshfields partner appeals misconduct finding in High Court | Law Gazette https://t.co/H7QVzd5MV
  • Second witness says she was touched inappropriately by veteran solicitor | Law Gazette https://t.co/F3PZggM495
  • Parents of 545 children still not found three years after Trump separation policy: Lawyers struggling to find parents deported to Central America, says ACLU, after #US government removed 1,030 children in 2018 https://t.co/VEMOMNrgQ
  • Ex-members of #US supreme counrt nominee Amy Coney Barrett faith group tell of trauma and sexual abuse https://t.co/5ZY3WCLE9U
  • Lord Hope warns UK government risks bringing ‘our precious union to an end’ - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/qtibGVwQuz
  • Sheriff Principal determines North Sea helicopter crash could not have been avoided - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/OnRonm9FKX
  • Solicitors boycott court cells over Covid concerns | Law Gazette https://t.co/vTtZ1BHxVo
  • Barrister convicted of fraud avoids strike-off |Law Gazette https://t.co/YMZAW1LbT
  • A major plank of the UK's strategy for removing failed migrants has been ruled illegal because it prevents the courts from considering their cases https://t.co/LeW43t7SW
  • Man appears in court over alleged knife attack on immigration firm | Law Gazette https://t.co/VHpgN9adO
  • Bars and restaurants in Scotland's central belt are to remain closed for another week after short-term Covid-19 restrictions were extended https://t.co/3r4tQLl2a
  • The government's secretive Covid contracts are heaping misery on Britain - Bypassing the NHS and handing crucial services to corporate executives has led to the catastrophic failure of test and trace https://t.co/rBwbj3wjY
  • First virtual planning inquiry in Scotland held - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/OAEUMNG65W 
  • People living in flats with Grenfell-style flammable cladding have reacted with anger to a government minister suggesting they will have to pay towards the cost of replacing it themselves https://t.co/zGtrPWYkD
  • At least 11 women have been killed and many more injured in a stampede in a stadium in #Afghanistan where people were applying for visas to Pakistan, officials say https://t.co/1qxW4xV7lW
  • Breonna Taylor: Grand jury 'not given chance to bring homicide charges' #US https://t.co/YaNqW9kW2
  • Fifteen people have been treated for breathing difficulties after an unknown substance was sprayed inside branches of Pizza Hut, Tesco and McDonald's https://t.co/8KGyRNaIa
  • Racist attack investigation reopened by Met Police https://t.co/w6XiYrOwar
  • Menopause resource launched to support Scottish legal profession - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/KT9bCRziq
  • Personal injury lawyer who “wrecked lives” is struck off - Legal Futures https://t.co/pGxrFXIqSI 
  • Webinar on Colombian Truth Commission - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/63wR1wmn5
  • Thorntons charity wills campaign goes virtual for 2020 - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/2HbWIrwqP
  • #France teacher attack: Seven people to attend court over Samuel Paty's death https://t.co/xe5ULpsQW
  • Gyms will be able to reopen across Liverpool after the government bowed to pressure to bring it in line with other areas under tier 3 measures https://t.co/18B3OikCD
  • South Yorkshire to move into tier 3 from Saturday https://t.co/gymvnOdGm
  • Law firm loses appeal against penalty for late tax payment - Legal Futures https://t.co/Xf8lcraZeA 
  • Scots Law Conventions - Virtual Edition – 23-27 November - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/lHrJDfi1tx
  • Family lawyers embrace mixed teams to offer non-court alternatives - Legal Futures https://t.co/BsMHglSV1w
  • Faculty to kick off online Hamlyn Lectures - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/rdcDBqr2x
  • England: Prosecutors given guidance on sexting, online dating and hook-ups - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/nV9YloJPW
  • Lawyers of Tomorrow – Atlanta Jack - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/rcgjL12DV
  • Former stable clerk Susan Hastie to sue Faculty Services Ltd - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/nPx4ym21
  • South of Scotland success in cutting summary backlog - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/q5a9YZo5H
  • Children to give views on Child Rights Bill - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/ux27jFHL
  • Editorial: Local justice – all smokies and mirrors? - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/i5jiI66Fw
  • Prosecutors in #Taiwan have charged the captain of a fishing boat with ordering the killing of four suspected Somali pirates eight years ago https://t.co/0VtHpxza
  • A number of people taking part in a protest against police brutality have reportedly been shot dead or injured in #Nigeria's biggest city, Lagos https://t.co/FwXs76rm
  • Teaching white privilege as uncontested fact is illegal, Tory minister states https://t.co/6DjcF3vzt
  • A dazzling, shocking indictment of America: What the Constitution Means to Me review https://t.co/KGb3KrHC
  • Worrying threat to the supreme court https://t.co/DeSrDcBY1
  • Starmer's 'abstentionism' treads fine line between election viability and party unity https://t.co/KgNZf5psG
  • Insurer that settled car crash injury action fails to have pursuer’s expenses reduced - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/WJoLRlIIr
  • #France teacher attack: Pupil's father 'exchanged texts with killer' https://t.co/B2tv8OCmZg

Wednesday

21st October - Law News

Edition 3222: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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 Focus of the Day Legal Article: The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) is considering a new push to regulate reserved legal activities, it has emerged. Full story - New Law Journal
 
 
Today's Highlighted Video Story: Young, healthy volunteers in the UK could be deliberately exposed to the Coronavirus under highly controlled conditions to speed up the development of a vaccine. The government is committing more than £30 million to the so-called human challenge trials, which means researchers don't have to wait until their subjects come across the infection naturally. It's hoped the project will begin in January.



Saturday Conversations on Law
  • Will judges fill this moral vacuum? | Law Gazette https://t.co/yiDIKq8M
  • The 10pm curfew should be scrapped in London to help venues deal with Tier 2 coronavirus restrictions, the Mayor of London has said https://t.co/zaeFD1mcF
  • Jamal Khashoggi: Journalist's fiancee sues #Saudi crown prince https://t.co/rJ8P0tlF0
  • In focus: Making the most of HMCTS data | Law Gazette https://t.co/6jtE1NGQC
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/LuyJi6Eyrl 
  • City firms repay furlough cash, but more job cuts loom | Law Gazette https://t.co/7WTkoEYuP
  • Covid shock closing tech generation gap | Law Gazette https://t.co/ubVXS2fZS
  • Court services offer ‘safe space’ for litigants | Law Gazette https://t.co/NRjUoZ7OF
  • The day-to-day life of a private equity partner explained - Legal Cheek https://t.co/WrM5MNha
  • Guideline hourly rates under fresh scrutiny as lawyers claim higher costs | Law Gazette https://t.co/DMLLhljoL
  • Reduced legal budgets seen as biggest virus challenge - Legal Futures https://t.co/pJl8voZRi
  • Virtual Arbitration Hearings: Part I – Concerns with adoption #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/HQgWZYaj
  • Court orders costs repayment after client did not consent to deduction | Law Gazette https://t.co/5X050XHQg
  • Drink and drugs driver Kanad Basi, 22, jailed over Lesmahagow crash https://t.co/sNUPhPMgC
  • The New Yorker magazine has suspended one of its long-time staff writers, legal expert Jeffrey Toobin, while it investigates a report that he was allegedly masturbating during a Zoom work call #US https://t.co/rgjqIPoIi
  • Frenkel Topping given more time for NAHL takeover talks - Legal Futures https://t.co/cqnQRa8DM7
  • UK cities plan Covid-safe festivities as Christmas markets are cancelled https://t.co/X3Pavw7KT
  • How the Greater Manchester Covid lockdown standoff unfolded https://t.co/wkI0vVJQG
  • My life as an employment lawyer - Legal Cheek https://t.co/528eV08Y0
  • Police to close mosque in Paris in clampdown on extremism: Mosque in Pantin allegedly posted Facebook video violently criticising teacher days before he was beheaded #France https://t.co/P5ARxnbGB
  • When it attacks 'lefty lawyers', this government takes aim at the rule of law | David Gauke https://t.co/VQKD3B5cZ
  • Former Tory justice secretary condemns government attacks on 'lefty lawyers' https://t.co/nv6hNwuD
  • Parole Board chief calls for high-profile hearings to be held in public - Proposed changes to system in England and Wales after John Worboys case aim to remove secrecy https://t.co/k7xhThqoTZ
  • 'I'm the one': #Philippines president takes responsibility for drug killings https://t.co/p9xpmEtN95
  • CPS addresses rape 'myths' in guidance for prosecutors | Law Gazette https://t.co/JvhK7peHR8
  • Fake naked photos of thousands of women shared online https://t.co/l35EAysdGx
  • Grenfell Tower: Police to look into 'binned' refurbishment records https://t.co/lqe1lcBiQ
  • 'We had more than 60 calls from test and trace' workers https://t.co/GFtRYjxUh
  • The #US government has filed charges against Google, accusing it of abusing its dominance to preserve a monopoly over internet searches and online advertising https://t.co/ZXRBocMLS8
  • City solicitor fails in claim for pay reduced during Covid - Legal Futures https://t.co/dS91Ik7B3b
  • The sale of Durex jumped when social-distancing rules were relaxed in the summer, says maker Reckitt Benckiser https://t.co/dc4cxs4DJK
  • The highest tier of Covid restrictions is expected to be imposed on Greater Manchester after talks over financial support broke down https://t.co/g1qn6b0Qql
  • Accountants ponder new push to regulate legal services - Legal Futures https://t.co/7ptIyIt186 
  • In light of what has transpired in the Hathras case, the article details the legality of Dying Declarations under Indian law #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/wqrj6WOyR
  • Partner wore 'KKK hat' in office and groped colleague 18 times, tribunal hears | Law Gazette https://t.co/tlqsrx5bRu
  • Music law: A barrier to creativity? - Legal Cheek https://t.co/LpwC1ANa1
  • Outlook - 'This is what a barrister looks like' - Alexandra Wilson is a young black woman changing the face of Britain’s legal system https://t.co/F8BOgLOr6B
  • A couple who posed for wedding photographs on railway tracks in North Yorkshire have been condemned by Network Rail https://t.co/d6L7rJSrp7
  • Hospitality chiefs are scrambling to work out whether working lunches at pubs and restaurants could be exempt from new coronavirus restrictions https://t.co/cvZ1VcvMJn
  • Courts showing ‘good signs of recovery', government claims | Law Gazette https://t.co/5MrbTChr7
  • Danish submarine builder Peter Madsen, who murdered the #Swedish journalist Kim Wall, has been caught after trying to escape from jail https://t.co/YE68lKCxbJ
  • WhatsApp chats and criminal investigations: A legal analysis #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/RJDt2PH3Co
  • Police forces pull support for virtual remand hearings | Law Gazette https://t.co/uIZgCpP4vW
  • BMC slept over unauthorized building construction, Supreme Court in Dongri collapse case #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/CmfbCLK7kp
  • Trustlaw to host free pro bono event - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/MSEWM1sU5c
  • (TRP Scam) Republic TV moves Bombay High Court challenging the FIR of Mumbai police, seeks CBI intervention in investigation of proceedings #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/iLmGJcTKvR
  • New co-directors appointed to Aberdeen University Centre for Energy Law - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/fTUYwzLTjV
  • City law firms repay government furlough money - Legal Cheek https://t.co/lfXLKdc4xE
  • Bletchley Park’s contribution to WW2 'over-rated' and due to millennial fascination with the repressed geek https://t.co/8uYWqHWfiK
  • Mysterious 'Robin Hood' hackers donating stolen money https://t.co/5KNQjf7Teo
  • Macfadyen Lecture 2020: Climate change and the Convention - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/SKuOgXGHPK
  • The latest TheLawMap Wig! https://t.co/fuVc21OMhW
  • In search of a ‘new better’ - David Greene - Profile | Law Gazette https://t.co/njA6hJqEdB
  • CMS lawyers talk remote-working, lawtech and the future of legal practice - Legal Cheek https://t.co/bn9r2gTQ3a
  • Family lawyer Claire Robertson has died of cancer aged 43. The Press and Journal has published a full obituary - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/6xat1uA1al
  • Hogan Lovells keeps 20 out of 29 autumn NQ solicitors - Legal Cheek https://t.co/564g9n9xA
  • DAC Beachcroft’s Beverley Atkinson re-accredited in professional negligence law - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/2ouzihU6cy
  • The Obiter Truth is a catalogue of everyday experiences in the life of a young lawyer hoping to find humour in the bizarre and sense in the chaos. A hat tip to the comical struggles of young lawyers everywhere #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/z3Ir8JNksO 
  • Lawyers of Tomorrow – Megan Slater - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/RFMByZJXC5
  • Judges must be steadfast in holding on to principles, Justice NV Ramana #India | Bar & Bench https://t.co/htahNA278f
  • Simpson & Marwick to become part of Aberdeins Group - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/hWOyK6EUXN
  • Films, food parcels and online lectures: The life of a self-isolating law student - Legal Cheek https://t.co/P4OAyxjdip 
  • UK government refuses to assist Police Scotland investigation into US torture and rendition - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/5a2xNG0bYp
  • Russell Group unis launch partnership with new SQE provider - Legal Cheek https://t.co/YYo80Fpsbd
  • Woman denied social housing because she was not an Orthodox Jew fails in Supreme Court appeal - Scottish Legal News https://t.co/64EckKaAC
  • Birmingham prison inmates' letters laced with drugs https://t.co/7osJPzeMoB
  • A gap between the start of Wales' lockdown and the UK government's new Job Support Scheme is a "significant barrier" for firms trying to survive https://t.co/cah9TxY84M
  • The Irish government is to move the country to the highest level of coronavirus restrictions, broadly similar to the spring lockdown https://t.co/d84hx3OD0
  • First UK airport coronavirus testing begins https://t.co/pkTibFoKgG
  • Instagram censored one of these photos but not the other. We must ask why it likes thin, white and the conventionally attractive more https://t.co/lWDXNwPGJ3
  • Just one in seven rape survivors expect justice in England and Wales https://t.co/5gy3RM4u9f
  • How Green Is That Electric Car? And When It Hits 100 M.P.H.? https://t.co/TuUEGSBHGv 
  • For Young Rohingya Brides, Marriage Means a Perilous, Deadly Crossing #Myanmar https://t.co/BE1UdzVLlm 
  • Federal Appeals Courts Emerge as Crucial for Trump in Voting Cases https://t.co/c7fsARQRKD

Tuesday

20th October - Law News

Edition 3221: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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 Focus of the Day Legal Article: Lord Kerr defends role of judiciary in checking power of government. The last thing the UK needs is a government whose ministers exercise “unbridled power”, the former Supreme Court justice has said. Full story - Scottish Legal News
 
 
Today's Highlighted Video Story: A prominent Hong Kong protester has made her first public appearance in 14 months, telling reporters she had been held in mainland China. Alexandra Wong, 64, nicknamed "Grandma Wong," said she was detained last August in the border city of Shenzhen, and forced to renounce her activism in writing.


Saturday Conversations on Law

Monday

19th October - Law News

Edition 3220: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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 Focus of the Day Legal Article:  The senior family judge, Sir Andrew McFarlane has warned of ‘fatigue and demoralisation’ among practitioners and urged them to prioritise their mental health and wellbeing. Speaking at Resolution’s online conference this week, ‘Future of Family Practice’, the President of the Family Division said fatigue was endemic across the sector. He praised the lengths practitioners have gone to in order to ensure hearings continued throughout the lockdown. Full story - New Law Journal
 
 
Today's Highlighted Video Story: Hundreds of 'Yellow Vests' protesters gather in Lyon, France, despite a ban on demonstrations in the city center.




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Sunday

18th October - Law News

Edition 3219: LawNewsIndex is a UK based legal news & articles archive. Since 2011, it has been collating articles on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics, Human Rights & Social Justice. The views expressed in individual articles archived within LawnewsIndex.com are solely the views of the original author.  

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Today's Highlighted Video Story: A mother and her 16-month-old daughter have been buried in the same grave after a missile attack on the Azerbaijani city of Ganja that killed at least 13 civilians, as fighting intensifies over the disputed of Nagorno-Karabakh region. A new humanitarian ceasefire has come into effect between Armenia and Azerbaijan, brokered by France, Russia and the US. It comes a week after a failed Russia-brokered ceasefire, and Azerbaijan has already indicated that it will continue its offensive.

 


Saturday Conversations on Law