Edition 3706: LawNewsIndex is a UK based daily legal news archive on Law, Lawyers, Law Firms, Justice, Jurisprudence, Legislation, Litigation, Legal Ethics & Human Rights since 2011.
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Today's Highlighted Video Story: A video showing police officers breaking up a fight between a Black teenager and a White teenager at a New Jersey mall has prompted outrage over the police response.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday that the "appearance of what is racially disparate treatment is deeply, deeply disturbing." The Bridgewater Township Police Department said in a Facebook post that they know video of the incident has upset members of the community. They have asked the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office to investigate the incident.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said Wednesday that the "appearance of what is racially disparate treatment is deeply, deeply disturbing." The Bridgewater Township Police Department said in a Facebook post that they know video of the incident has upset members of the community. They have asked the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office to investigate the incident.
Focus of the Day Article: Human rights lawyers attempt to bring Syria war crimes cases to ICC. Attempt to target Iranian and Syrian officials includes evidence from civilians forced to flee to Jordan. Full story - Guardian Law
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| Saturday Conversations on Law |
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- Boris
Johnson has until 22:00 GMT on Friday to answer the Metropolitan
Police's questionnaire about whether he broke lockdown rules at Downing
Street parties https://t.co/Alo3FS6BQc
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