9th March - Law News

804 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

• How lovely to see the talented Silk MarthaCostello at the recent legal aid protest http://t.co/fApYCN4XPZ 
• Google battles legal fallout of copyright ruling on anti-Islamic film http://t.co/9EUdhPoBRu 
• 'If I move he'll attack': mastering rage in prisoners http://t.co/qTiF8Zu8GP 
• Day release for prisoners to be scaled back http://t.co/J7Fp4fCvAp 
• Lib Dem minister backs moves to legalise assisted suicide http://t.co/MOwqchzbU6 
• Andrew Jones killer: Appeal renewed by parents http://t.co/k4iYTzYxwQ 
• Abortion provider BPAS fined £200,000 for data breach http://t.co/qM29hA2u7x 
• Andy Murray stays quiet on Scottish independence vote http://t.co/SbJcFsibdP 
• Marie Curie Cancer Care plea over home pain relief http://t.co/frzqf7Tikc 
• Mexborough man bailed after explosive material found http://t.co/HhnxXhn2Lf 
• Cuts to legal aid force more people to represent themselves http://t.co/8UUrQYo2VL 
• International Women's Day: Where do we go next on the road to global equality? http://t.co/qL6x0pOgfI 
• Law on hospital blame 'does not go far enough' http://t.co/sCxv1RVs6L 
• Adolf Hitler and his part in the downfall of political insults http://t.co/FdETKhgGhe 
• A US court must decide as 18 year old Rachel Canning's lawsuit to force estranged parents to support her continues http://t.co/9dfV4FGfFn 
• Environmentalist attacks ecological disaster of sheep-rearing at hill farmers' meeting – & is met with stony silence http://t.co/nvSaj5iVfq
• New evidence links the murders of Stephen Lawrence and a private investigator http://t.co/mkos37EGtz 
• 'Top Gear' makes Saudis look liberal, Kirsty Wark tells book festival http://t.co/VsQylPoqyp
• Lesley Griffiths calls for transparency over Wales' council officials' salaries http://t.co/bnx7BwDxQC 
• 'Mortal Kombat' drug boy seriously ill http://t.co/fwL3t7g5R9
• Salmond demands nuclear submarine fault apology from Cameron http://t.co/IL7SL5WJcl 
• Prison day release rules to be tightened, minister says http://t.co/Y6TCCH7XnA 
• Top judge Lord Justice Fulford backed paedophile campaign, paper claims http://t.co/VGznl2Djfx 
• Missing MALAYSIA Airlines plane 'may have turned back' http://t.co/kClNpRuA35 
• 2013: The NZ Human Rights Year in Review | N Zealand Human Rights Blog http://t.co/4PLSsnwr5N 
• EU Parliament Committee Slams New Zealand for being part of NSA Mass Surveillance | N Zealand Human Rights Blog http://t.co/fDxUZrKWAf 
• Attorney-General v Dotcom: Search, seizure and another entry into the Dotcom saga | N Zealand Human Rights Blog http://t.co/ViijHjcYzU
• Access to Adequate Medical Treatment for Vulnerable Asylum Seekers in Direct Provision | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/OsosVmcrzr 
• UCC Centre for Criminal Justice and Human Rights Annual Graduate Conference: Call for Papers | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/73GQWpZ9rg 
• PILA Conference 2014: Using the Law to Challenge Injustice | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/zCgYQauIgB 
• Bureaucratic Bob and Weave: Troika Austerity under the Spotlight | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/MONN5jjIgn 
• UCD Event: Mr Justice Albie Sachs on Justice, Memory & Art | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/740bm6PncT 
• The constitutional right to legal advice after arrest | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/M7kC0CeST5 
• 5 Questions for International Women's Day | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/rJeRKYATJU 
• Human rights and public law challenge to prisoner's release conditions fails | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/Ge0I5fpyz1 
• Supreme Court brings private nuisance into the 21st century | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/9Wf1fK402D 
• Strasbourg on Mormons and their temples | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/xJglTx2Eif 
• Police have "Osman" duty to investigate in date rape cases | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/8XeILUcThJ
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• NORWAY: The man who provoked fights for fame http://t.co/U0uxKMB0rs
• Mexborough explosives-find prompts evacuations http://t.co/vggWplOs0d 
• Marie Curie Cancer Care plea over home pain relief http://t.co/frzqf7Tikc 
• Gen Lord Richards in Afghanistan support plea to west http://t.co/Q10I95KeEs 
• Great Walls of America 'could stop tornadoes' http://t.co/vwQuYBRxPg 
• ITALY up in arms over US weapon's manufacturer depicting Michelangelo's David in a rifle advert http://t.co/uvopb0xXMk 
• Stephen Lawrence murder: Brother wants role in inquiry http://t.co/sSAVNo9RGg
• Complaints chief can't say if she trusts police officers http://t.co/j7UmGxMbxG
• MALAYSIA Airlines crash: terror fears over stolen passports used on missing plane MH370 http://t.co/x26Z6MWa52 
• Wolf of Shenfield shooting: man held for conspiracy to murder http://t.co/SwB7G1NLDt 
• Birling Gap cliff collapse visitors warned stay away from edge http://t.co/yBu4Eiot5Q 
• Mapping equality: Where’s the best place to be a woman? http://t.co/A1yQuDhFkF 
• Blackpool toddler death: Two in court over Sophie Jones death http://t.co/VvKM6In1KJ 
• Manchester police seize stun gun disguised as iPhone http://t.co/2IwThUikqh 
• East Belfast incident: Mother arrested as baby 'critical' http://t.co/mMnxIYNAlJ 
• Wishing all our friends & followers a happy International Women's Day 2014 http://t.co/9XC6Fo50VI
• Janis Sharp: When that knock comes to your door | Head of Legal http://t.co/FsChRXQRxQ

8th March - Law News

803 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

• MoJ concessions to proposed 12-month lawful residence test for access to civil legal aid | New Law Journal: http://t.co/8leVIITVVm
• LSB on education - LSB release statutory guidance on LETR | New Law Journal: http://t.co/7MDPuXzuSa 
• Warning over rising number of flood claims | New Law Journal: http://t.co/WbnNIWWtXo 
• Wills market brief - Research shows market remains fragmented | New Law Journal http://t.co/1clPhy6ieM 
• An inquisitorial approach? Lord Chief Justice suggests a change of tactics | New Law Journal: http://t.co/3aZuKNUZUH
• The Litvinenko affair: Pressure on home secretary to hold an inquiry | New Law Journal: http://t.co/Rax9DcpVwG 
• GAME decision reassures landlords: Lewison: existing law left in "very unsatisfactory state" | New Law Journal: http://t.co/DvwpRlZvqk 
• PI premium rise concerns: Could Court of Appeal ruling hike PI premiums? | New Law Journal: http://t.co/O6I77JKOuT 
• MoJ’s “disastrous” final plans for cuts spark stand-off with defence solicitors | New Law Journal: http://t.co/4DoKpIjy5u 
• Senior judges scathing on court fees proposal | New Law Journal: http://t.co/Djgl32TXbP 
• Conveyancing - are lawyers still being precious? http://t.co/Uin1yHl2Jp 
• Sir Anthony Hooper (former Appeal Court Judge): This government is destroying equal justice | Head of Legal http://t.co/AiXofU7ESG 
• Claire Mawer: My issue with Shadow Justice Secretary Sadiq Khan | Head of Legal http://t.co/cdcBhUOPge 
• 'There is no reason prenups should not become as useful to normal folk as to the very wealthy, if not more so' http://t.co/JnPccIEY6o 
• Paddy Hill: Come out on strike for good | Head of Legal http://t.co/4zBvmsjezz 
• BRAZIL: Rio rubbish collectors continue strike despite union deal http://t.co/urH7E7KjqZ 
• Plaid Cymru MEP Jill Evans: EU 'losing nerve' on climate change http://t.co/vZliTTxs8u 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• US Army General Jeffrey Sinclair faces assault accuser http://t.co/hQ6YX8YdHV 
• TV licence fee non-payment 'could be decriminalised' http://t.co/7hlPNKGAMc 
• Ex-head Ann Hughes cleared over police photo incident http://t.co/Q0lcjPXdOf 
• Legal action threat over coastal retreat of Fairbourne http://t.co/OIDuVbe6TZ 
• Two men guilty of torture murder of Scott Blackwood http://t.co/4wG4miVFZm 
• Facebook's WhatsApp purchase challenged by privacy groups http://t.co/JZ4RY7v0vm 
• 'Islamic takeover plot' in Birmingham schools investigated http://t.co/2mxH4YcGzH 
• Cameron and Clegg under fire over foreign staff after 'elite' claim http://t.co/rb8WoBIAgR 
• Scottish independence: Citigroup says formal currency union 'unlikely' http://t.co/ED2LG3BG8r 
• SOUTH AFRICA expels RWANDA diplomats over alleged connections with attack on exiled dissident http://t.co/zhWoL3hk8W
• 'Great uncertainty' over tax crackdown forecasts http://t.co/ag8WVMreJD 
• 'Clare's Law' introduced to tackle domestic violence http://t.co/WAiNoUUN2x 
• Stephen Lawrence murder: Mother urges Met chief to take 'action' http://t.co/PR9mneE6z7 
• Blackpool toddler death: Two charged over death of Sophie Jones http://t.co/pOrAczDOip
• London’s Laundry Business: Britain is ready to betray Ukraine to protect its cut of Russia's dirty money http://t.co/R9dS4x1aKg 
• Among the Wounded in SYRIA’s War: Ancient History http://t.co/LqXyWZOmwl 
• US: Behind Clash Between C.I.A. and Congress, a Secret Report on Interrogations http://t.co/DIRVbxTSV7 
• Deutsche compliance head joins Herbert Smith | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/YYonfe3Qj2 
• Lawyers vulnerable to fake SRA emails | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/ROss2SWArW 
• Popping the question: are matrimonial law reforms welcome? | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/7UVdx4L8XX 
• Eversheds expands to half of Africa | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/EQ1M3bIplu 
• Israeli legal market moves into 'dynamic' phase | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/QKNq56Zfl7 
• BigLaw brief encounter in Manhattan courtroom | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/yGpdaj9Pll 
• Patton Boggs denies bankruptcy suggestions | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/cZ0FmqZoZt 
• Dewey trio charged over fraud and theft | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/HDV5oD3pme 
• Corruption was 'dark factor' in police during Lawrence investigation, undercover officer admits http://t.co/64PKE0tLmA 
• Amazon stalker sent anonymous deliveries of illicit novels to victim, court hears http://t.co/NShX08U0G7 
• America has a new weapon to use against Russia – the E-Bomb http://t.co/AtReq9lgCj 
• Lawyers protest over legal aid cuts http://t.co/W7tmdqS2rQ
• 'Little difference between skunk cannabis and heroin', says sentencing judge http://t.co/PwGLnKPui4 
• 'Drunk and disorderly' senior detective swore at medics, says report http://t.co/iJmSNw8NyV
• Ex Met Police boss denies knowledge of Lawrence spy http://t.co/0OkiuwdFDl 
• Champion showjumper could face £150k legal costs over 'defective' horse http://t.co/2O7vGIaeLS 
• Counter terror boss moved from role over Stephen Lawrence disclosures http://t.co/yeWphP2GUX 
• Time for the Met to put on crash helmets http://t.co/1SGHuaddDO 
• 'Corrupt' officer's daughter worked at Scotland Yard: New questions raised about Met's handling of Lawrence affair http://t.co/cngCP66pMt 
• Nine out of 10 women say doctors must see abortion patients before giving green light – poll http://t.co/dpa5q0rpIy 
• Checks on violent partners available all as Clare's Law goes national http://t.co/dnbahOdc7M 
• Lawyers walk out over cuts to legal aid – video http://t.co/OhwSGFaY4k 
• More than 1,000 lawyers protest outside parliament at legal aid cuts http://t.co/7OOUlJDezG 
• New Stephen Lawrence revelations add balance to lopsided Macpherson report http://t.co/FS1sy8OdRi 
• Protesting lawyers in wigs are a surreal but increasingly common sight http://t.co/snTMiGzihk 
• Cuban spy case: criticism of the government's decision to refuse a visa to René González http://t.co/KTXuk9uy1i 
• US: Four couples sue Indiana to force recognition of same-sex marriages http://t.co/gkZJlECnl5 
• Legal aid: the quiet death of English justice http://t.co/AuGmCmeOrZ
• Digital bill of rights needed to safeguard online freedoms, says Lib Dem chief http://t.co/lQuSqZ4vji 
• Non-payment of TV licence fee may be taken out of criminal law http://t.co/91Tjd82g4v 
• Shami Chakrabarti: Punish the wrongdoers in that palace behind me | Head of Legal http://t.co/MWvo6RJsWY 
• Francis Nettles: I once was nearly the victim of a miscarriage of justice | Head of Legal http://t.co/B99tBDIqug 
• Subashini Nathan: Justice should be accessible for all | Head of Legal http://t.co/laWN6APl1h 
• Sir Ivan Lawrence: I am ashamed of this government | Head of Legal http://t.co/PdblPM6ECu 
• Shadow Lord Chancellor Sadiq Khan MP heckled at “Grayling Day” demo http://t.co/Q8czceOPo4

7th March - Law News

802 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Claims management companies (CMCs) have pocketed up to £5bn of consumers’ compensation for mis-sold payment protection insurance (PPI), according to an analysis by Citizens Advice. Full story - Legal Futures

• Letting a widow keep her husband's sperm is a victory for compassion http://t.co/Ap1PxLlqoO 
• Germain Katanga guilty of murder and pillage in CONGO massacre http://t.co/p8bafiBcM0 
• MALAYSIA: Opposition politician Anwar Ibrahim jailed for five years on sodomy charge http://t.co/7YInJuAn6l 
• Why prenups are no asset: the only way to protect your assets is not to get married? http://t.co/waozI9izZd 
• The Nordic model for reporting sexual violence risks demeaning itself http://t.co/XkZr5Ll7WG 
• US: Michigan case tests constitutionality of anti-gay marriage amendment http://t.co/QMim3ftYWv 
• 39 Essex Street silk wins frozen sperm legal battle | The Lawyer http://t.co/nHirrtZM2t 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Eversheds expands Africa network to 33 firms | The Lawyer http://t.co/9GiE8zLgiq 
• Making a statement: can a single definition of ‘competence’ raise professional standards? | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/Ipzbn7Pq8Q 
• LCJ wants to escape ‘the dead hand of tradition’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/2WUeDeyUvl 
• PII in Europe: What light does new report shed on the availability of cross-border insurance products? | Law Gazette http://t.co/9W4Qf44ts0 
• Last-minute compensation rise for mesothelioma victims | Law Gazette http://t.co/oYTWeVHaiT 
• MoJ rubber-stamps new licensing powers | Law Gazette http://t.co/LI0ONa5f5R 
• Top 100 continue growth trajectory | Law Gazette http://t.co/hNoGmWZCix 
• Crime barristers strike over legal aid cuts as solicitors call for leaders to resign | The Lawyer http://t.co/WZhN9Q3KMj
• Attorney General Dominic Grieve acts on plea over unrepresented defendants | Law Gazette http://t.co/Q52n1PuvZy 
• UKRAINE crisis: What do the flags mean? http://t.co/5iS96fdarQ 
• Bomb found in Londonderry postal sorting office http://t.co/drraCzJE7v 
• Scottish independence: Danny Alexander insists currency union refusal 'is final' http://t.co/I8fq6Jal7O 
• Warning over hospital superbug linked to 16 deaths http://t.co/J9079rizIm 
• Norfolk former headmaster admits sex abuse of eight boys http://t.co/ISYP4drI6P 
• On the Runs: Theresa Villiers says scheme is over http://t.co/yUSvLHrls6 
• EU vote plan blights UK business investment, says Cable http://t.co/M7FjxTuqx1
• CHINA: Chaori Solar in landmark Chinese bond default http://t.co/xgQUovx6mO 
• ARGENTINA foils plot to smuggle cocaine in Spain in skis http://t.co/7O4Qp6q2Z8
• Careless farming 'adding to floods' http://t.co/VM4lyd676r 
• Free wi-fi hotspots pose data risk, Europol warns http://t.co/EiFWXhNGBo 
• Network Rail apologises to families over level crossing deaths http://t.co/Ye4PqwDYGg 
• Neville Lawrence 'wary' of undercover policing inquiry http://t.co/POnjBIpRky 
• Lawyers stage second walk-out over legal aid cuts http://t.co/fsOQVSFbC7 
• HONG KONG: Birmingham City Football Club owner Carson Yeung jailed for six years http://t.co/GmD00b44jG 
• For nations like UKRAINE, Europe is escape from the torment of their history http://t.co/naeaoCOYe0 
• US: Abortion Law Pushes Texas Clinics to Close Doors http://t.co/tJRrJC9DVK 
• us: 4 Accused in Law Firm Fraud Ignored a Maxim: Don’t Email http://t.co/HLJ5uHUuyX 
• NIGER Extradites a Son of Qaddafi to Libya, Saying He Didn’t ‘Stay Quiet’ http://t.co/lg0Sb4JZJU 
• Facebook’s Gun Sale Changes Could Be Hard to Enforce Around the World http://t.co/5RY1qOdMX8 
• Testimony at Hacking Trial Gives Peek Into British Tabloids http://t.co/PMkpytHgXE 
• US: Army General Offers Plea to Narrow Assault Case http://t.co/YeJUTHbvhT 
• US: Criminal Charges Expected for 3 Former Dewey & LeBoeuf Executives http://t.co/ahfuze6qQu 
• Banned in Bangalore: What the controversy around my book says about modern INDIA | Wendy Doniger http://t.co/49DdzxB7A0 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• Pressure increases on Number 10 over Patrick Rock arrest http://t.co/J9S32yeT6N
• Max Clifford in court: Celebrity PR used Bond Street office as a 'sexual fiefdom', court hears http://t.co/CRSsvyLZPS 
• Man caught on video 'performing sex act on dog' escapes jail time http://t.co/6eSWACxwp3
• Ellison Report findings: After years of secrecy & misdirection, how corruption tainted Lawrence Inquiry http://t.co/zWA3parVXQ 
• Hacking trial: Andy Coulson could reveal anything to Rebekah Brooks during their six-year affair, court told http://t.co/rhAMt4dlOt
• Cut waste to save the justice system http://t.co/IREhkRHTfA 
• Lawyers to walk out for second time in protest against legal aid cuts http://t.co/5DVrkwVWRZ 
• Grayling gives accountants ABS and probate green light | Legal Futures http://t.co/V8Qwgg71in
• The Lawyer's European managing partner of the year, Manuel Martín: How to make tough choices | The Lawyer http://t.co/uI2g5jYYhL 
• Professor Richard Moorhead: lawyers not as superior as they may think they are | Legal Futures http://t.co/vDnO2kwPcd 
• Too many law firms chasing too little work up against aggressive new competition with huge budgets? | Legal Futures http://t.co/eUtZiK9mz8
• Right to conduct litigation spurs barrister's high street direct access business | Legal Futures http://t.co/1FZ1aq074D 
• UK Copyright Notice: digital images, photographs and the internet | Intellectual Property Office http://t.co/ba0lNAXCFw 
• Police chief could have provoked 'serious public disorder' by meeting officer who spied on Lawrence family http://t.co/tQwxZdCjTO 
• Murder suspect freed after Scouse accent was misheard in 999 'confession' http://t.co/3kMVWoydfl 
• Stephen Lawrence: a timeline http://t.co/yksLgvVUMA
• Man suspected of terror training in Syria held at Gatwick http://t.co/etL2tkk0KG 
• Theresa May orders public inquiry after police spied on Lawrence family http://t.co/fhYOo5t9po 
• ABN ex-lawyer sues for discrimination | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/zqSXpD3Toc 
• Law firms risk troll label in Germany | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/aCOMd3ot71 
• UK creates new route to legal practice | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/K32DDNGOlQ 
• Bitcoin thefts leave legal world searching for answers | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/C9xRFindHU 
• Linklaters SA ally boosts energy team | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/NSqixbtskd 
• DLA asset finance partners join Pillsbury | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/GVWNZSM7w3 
• UK law firms become more confident | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/vmNR60x6b0 
• Fifth of professional firms admit to fraud attacks | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/GeAtEnhJEN 
• Legal aid cuts for prisoners face high court challenge http://t.co/3UhOLlfZUV 
• BA and Norwegian Air Shuttle cut costs, but at what price for flight attendants? http://t.co/kqezNbroBx 
• Five reasons to love studying law http://t.co/xeWsJpUWxC 
• Four men whipped in NIGERIA court after being convicted of gay sex http://t.co/saXV63urI8 
• Will Europe's left condemn human rights violations in VENEZUELA? http://t.co/HPNl06t9cT 
• Trafficking of BURMA's Rohingya Muslims shifts to MALAYSIA http://t.co/GbT5uSsv6b 
• PO box justice: what secret Home Office court says about British openness http://t.co/MKTXk0M46F 
• Widow wins fight to preserve dead husband's sperm - video http://t.co/wQneWr5Tdh 
• US: Florida supreme court rules illegal immigrants cannot receive law license http://t.co/qxnwmcwt4D

6th March - Law News

801 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Merger rush presents new risks, says SRA report. Market consolidation presents a new set of risks for firms to be aware of and prevent, a Solicitors Regulation Authority report has concluded. Full story - Law Gazette

• Former Home Secretary Jack Straw dismayed by police corruption over Lawrence http://t.co/vOgPtQaxHi 
• Aberdeen councillor Willie Young intervened over ministerial visits http://t.co/xvtDZBiZ8Z 
• Scottish government 'not told' about Dounreay radiation problem http://t.co/ZoGuWznjW9 
• south africa: Oscar Pistorius found praying over Reeva Steenkamp body http://t.co/E0cQ36yWhl 
• Daniel Morgan murder case 'corruption link' with Lawrence investigation http://t.co/Qc5uJ663jb 
• Tassagh: Smith brothers jailed for double manslaughter http://t.co/1Jtg3tpIos 
• Aloysius Hackett murder trial: Son convicted of manslaughter http://t.co/629cNvZjl1 
• Alan Jeal identified as man found on Perranporth beach http://t.co/qZuuuJTnU7 
• Met Police Taser use on children rises http://t.co/6JUx09n28M 
• Controversy over 'discovery' of Bitcoin creator http://t.co/Xha65XwThd 
• Phone-hacking trial: Rebekah Brooks denies 'cooking the books' http://t.co/bMQ60DCNs1 
• Gaping hole to mark Breivik victims in NORWAY http://t.co/2vZyd1GBfG 
• Widow wins frozen sperm legal fight http://t.co/ajuDCxPlzl 
• UKRAINE crisis: 'Illegal' Crimean referendum condemned http://t.co/HvakVBPfH1 
• Policing 'damaged' by Stephen Lawrence report http://t.co/HGxK78weXs 
• Last-minute compensation rise for mesothelioma victims | Law Gazette http://t.co/oYTWeVHaiT 
• Premier Foods brings in longstanding adviser Slaughters on £1.1bn refinancing plan | The Lawyer http://t.co/Hjp9wlIhDF 
• ​Reed Smith revenue up 6% to $1.075bn, PEP hits $1.14m | The Lawyer http://t.co/l4FGzfaS90 
• Allianz launches legal business with new ABS licence | The Lawyer http://t.co/wPMyCFAnoM 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Nabarro's French best friend August & Debouzy quits alliance | The Lawyer http://t.co/LfxkXQanYc 
• LCJ wants to escape ‘the dead hand of tradition’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/2WUeDeyUvl
• Women’s talents ‘woefully underused’ in legal profession | Law Gazette http://t.co/7967yp16Yf 
• Solicitor scheme for school leavers | Law Gazette http://t.co/mpQ9xaHua7 
• Allianz joins insurers’ rush to secure ABS licence | News | Law Society Gazette http://t.co/LNsKgD9lNZ 
• Ritual animal slaughter change urged http://t.co/DXXKEsPIY3
• Vince Cable and James Brokenshire clash over immigration http://t.co/plQWV8OgDR
• John Lewis staff get 15% annual bonus http://t.co/5GTrbiM8iz 
• Beth Warren waits on sperm legal fight result http://t.co/VY7wEGutFD
• Max Clifford indecent assault trial to start http://t.co/Tuk755HxBU
• NIGER extradites Gaddafi's son Saadi to Libya http://t.co/bMbHtpzadi 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• Dad apologises for Andy Cole plane racism abuse as drunk passengers turn up to court in disguises http://t.co/68x7pqoAqI 
• AUSTRALIA: Melbourne barrister Bree Knoester returns to private practice as a partner in a Personal Injury firm http://t.co/zrKiU66eND 
• Jury clears four prison guards of assault conspiracy http://t.co/k371sVnRHU 
• Jury out in murder trial of Lee man accused of slitting 21-year-old wife's throat http://t.co/0Sqc5eixnc 
• US: Protecting Client Confidences in a Digital Age - The Case of the NSA http://t.co/MFX6gyfoJR
• Masefield AG v Amlin Corporate Member Ltd; The Bunga Melati Dua — Piracy, Ransom and Marine Insurance | MULR http://t.co/Y6nvGJEsCl 
• Worsnop v the Queen: Subjective Belief in Consent Prevails (Again) in Victoria's Rape Law | Melbourne Uni Law Review http://t.co/QPO34EyVJx 
• Authorship and Fixation in Copyright Law: A Comparative Comment | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/i5ibFEsnLL 
• Sir John Latham’s Extra-Judicial Advising | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/avDSCrfgVe 
• Lawyers, Advocacy and Child Protection | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/BnM9Kw4qtd 
• International Trade Law Implications of Australia’s National Broadband Network | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/oFDXmF5M9D 
• What Kind of Equality Can We Expect from the Fair Work Act? | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/LTU6N3p0Xq 
• The Crown’s Radical Title and Native Title: Lessons from the Sea — Part One — The Position before Yarmirr | MULR http://t.co/LB2ijKJkhE 
• The Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act: Unresolved Issues of Regulatory Culture and Mindset http://t.co/SAR8CwdIn2 
• The Common Law Principle of Legality in the Age of Rights | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/65WxzboaMM 
• Analysing Implicit Tax Expenditures | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/9dDPfhqZgk 
• Problem-Solving Courts, Therapeutic Jurisprudence and the Constitution: If Two is Company, Is Three a Crowd? | MULR http://t.co/jk5Q2SeaDS 
• Navigating the Politics of Charity: Reflections on Aid/Watch Inc v Federal Commissioner of Taxation | MULR http://t.co/IpTyH8oVCj 
• The Constitutional Prohibition on Religious Tests | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/UsS9uezXvw 
• IRELAND: Charity Legal Survey reveals that 60 per cent of the not-for-profits lack a lawyer on their Board http://t.co/7hFAnScdbW 
• Bernie Ecclestone has admitted that his legal challenges are distracting him from his day to day role http://t.co/HcLLmuBl1B 
• AUSTRALIA: TCC to launch series of national legal seminar programs to prepare industry for privacy laws http://t.co/ougC35c3Zl 
• 8 reasons why wannabe lawyers shouldn't go to uni: http://t.co/PRBZJN1ihJ 
• Nick Clegg: reforming legal framework underpinning spy agencies unavoidable http://t.co/vJp2MneEDn 
• US: Legal pot - maximum tax revenue, maximum profit, maximum social damage? http://t.co/zz2LZgFoME 
• Legal highs no longer on sale in Belfast http://t.co/xQfIkln3Vp 
• AUSTRALIA: Legal aid - Indigenous body urges Coalition to say where cuts will be made http://t.co/b9ajA7efGA
• The U.K. ‘gagging law’ could strangle freedom of speech http://t.co/Jz8Snog6ei 
• Law firms more confident as economy improves but major challenges lie ahead http://t.co/NnygCAxpmd 
• Proposed new data transfer rules not fit for 'interconnected world', says UK government http://t.co/iWj87INR2K 
• Celtic demand review of Offensive Behaviour at Football laws and claim they are 'unhelpful and counter-productive' http://t.co/QcUFT7FqIm 
• Underprivileged Gloucestershire families benefit from generosity of law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys http://t.co/B6jIYRomBm 
• Finance Team to Join Pillsbury From DLA: Business of Law http://t.co/QvLxt54y3C
• UK financial firms need strict IT security, says expert, as survey finds global rise in fraud and cybercrime http://t.co/mcaPvd0TxX 
• CAYMAN ISLAND: FCO - UK fiscal framework stays in law http://t.co/r7Zi4Y2E53
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Bourtzalas becomes second partner to quit Ashurst’s Brussels office in a month | The Lawyer http://t.co/wUciyg463h 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Linklaters South African ally boosts energy team with hires from Bond Dickinson & PetroSA | The Lawyer http://t.co/3cNU2TUbzu 
• Wonga.com swoops up Betfair's former legal boss | The Lawyer http://t.co/epOpHVgpyo 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hill Dickinson to pilot centralised billing | The Lawyer http://t.co/Ud5QikM0S8
• AUSTRALIA: Student ordered to pay $100,000 over Twitter defamation of teacher http://t.co/ETTn3X5L9T
• Pc Keith Blakelock murder trial: police colleagues in 'hand-to-hand combat' with mob http://t.co/Bitm1SwCg1 
• Could you become an MI6 spy? http://t.co/bzBdeYhlV3 
• Judges should be discouraged from allowing cases to be heard in private, says head of Supreme Court http://t.co/okGVyx4Jwq 
• Amanda Knox, Nigella Lawson and Vicky Pryce: do women have a harder time in the courts? http://t.co/ylj0vabMDQ 
• Stephen Lawrence murder investigation: inquiry into alleged police corruption to be published http://t.co/NuwKZaHaDa 
• US: Obama knew CIA secretly monitored intelligence committee, senator claims http://t.co/acMA9qssW9 
• US: Senate rejects Obama nominee for Justice Department civil rights post http://t.co/FBoUsLc9eA 
• US: Religious groups and businesses file briefs in Utah gay marriage case http://t.co/KrSuKk5j3v
• CMCs "cash in" on up to £5bn of PPI compensation, says Citizens Advice | Legal Futures http://t.co/Owa9ke2US8 
• Advertising watchdog raps PI firm over offer of £2,000 up-front payment | Legal Futures http://t.co/oQBpOFoIIi 
• SGM solicitor urges Fluck to resign as society defends dealings with "politically secure" Grayling | Legal Futures http://t.co/M7NZFmNv8f 
• Admiral reveals ownership stake in joint venture ABSs | Legal Futures http://t.co/C4MD1NaYZU 
• Lloyds and Barclays avoid EU bonus cap by paying shares http://t.co/9rngL8Xhkw 
• Immigration - what is the impact on British workers? http://t.co/EczcnK0Rni 
• London Lehman's business pays £295m in legal fees | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/MsPd9lFBKL 
• Rajah & Tann raids Bangkok rival | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/uivhaMOOJ9 
• Indian lawyers shocked at closure of news site | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/2zu6mN4k6v 
• GCs put into firing line | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/qkdyaBtzP5 
• Law firms raise more concerns on money laundering | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/EBsvKo0uZM 
• Patton Boggs starts review of financial structure | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/BJrQ9fzPs2 
• Ukraine urged to strengthen legal profession | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/Zw2IGZnF2j
• UN rules against spying on legal advisers | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/NQARG61Est

5th March - Law News

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FOCUS OF THE DAY: Needs of children more important than nuptial agreements. High Court refuses to leave heiress in 'relative luxury' and husband in 'relative penury'. Full story - Solicitors Journal

• Joanne Mjadzelics charged over indecent images in Ian Watkins inquiry http://t.co/53d7OZPCwn 
• On the Runs: Matt Baggott says police 'acted lawfully' http://t.co/5MvMPa6MYZ 
• Jordan Tapping racism: Donnie Fraser gets football banning order http://t.co/cQ2kO614G2 
• Legoland closes resort hotel following threats http://t.co/TT9ZPXvZmU 
• Paddy Power is ordered to withdraw Oscar Pistorius advert http://t.co/pDeWxEFKyO 
• Bank of England suspends worker in rigging probe http://t.co/v1Q9ThA7Ug 
• Phone-hacking trial: Brooks 'did not cover up hacking' http://t.co/xbQxBHX76i
• Oscar Pistorius trial: Athlete blamed for restaurant shooting http://t.co/zW5FvBemA1 
• EU law may force RBS and Lloyds to become English http://t.co/gHEv608mHJ 
• BBC Three to be axed as on-air channel http://t.co/sgIP0G6jIP 
• Former ABN Amro lawyer sues bank for racial discrimination | The Lawyer http://t.co/ylspnFUr5V 
• Philadelphia's Cozen O’Connor targets City insurance market with double hire | The Lawyer http://t.co/Jz0UsxVlAG 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Stephenson Harwood axes 27 secretarial jobs as consultation closes | The Lawyer http://t.co/Jq2wZQv02p 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Quinn Emanuel London revenue falls by 28% in 2013 to £19.8m | The Lawyer http://t.co/aWDZe7VEyD 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Slaughters shakes up management with practice stream overhaul | The Lawyer http://t.co/ZVf4fLd7Xo
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Paris bar dismisses Mayer Brown complaint against campaigning lawyer | The Lawyer http://t.co/RNioXAN5gu
• BBC to offer legal service apprenticeships | The Lawyer http://t.co/qIzPCTxs8c 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: HSF refills financial regulatory practice with Deutsche Bank compliance chief | The Lawyer http://t.co/nGCMNsrQDc 
• Barclays ready for battle over Dewey debts | The Lawyer http://t.co/oykZOzl85T 
• APIL calls for reform of the law on psychiatric injury | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/hq4tzXw2SG 
• Merger rush presents new risks, says SRA report | Law Gazette http://t.co/DF86AnYgKx 
• PI firm rebuked over £2,000 cash incentive | Law Gazette http://t.co/p1jO0pBn07 
• Spear-phishing warning over bogus SRA emails | Law Gazette http://t.co/cnz7QMErI6 
• ‘Patchy’ progress on diversity, JAC chair admits | Law Gazette http://t.co/z4dSuMhXst 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• Chevron wins US legal battle against Ecuadorian court's $9bn ruling http://t.co/xbRdQdbCLW
• Shark cull in Western AUSTRALIA may be halted after Sea Shepherd court ruling http://t.co/8s7V7PQrs3
• Lawyers aim to widen compensation conditions http://t.co/17nfFjX4Km 
• Welsh hospital death rates 'to be clearer' http://t.co/1sLoL6ogS4
• Police to be told not to confer before writing up notes http://t.co/PxRaipp4It 
• Crimea reflective of how Putinism used to just be a threat to RUSSIA but is now becoming a threat to global stability http://t.co/D6U31uKumW 
• US: C.I.A. Employees Face New Inquiry Amid Clashes on Detention Program http://t.co/4YA2qIV5i0
• Northern Ireland's Lawyers slam Justice Minister David Ford's plan to cut legal aid budget http://t.co/FBn7cirwBB 
• The Joint Operating Agreement - UK Continental Shelf http://t.co/KzKlzf2x2e 
• Female genital mutilation law must be toughened, UK's top police officers say http://t.co/XUrc9KlG58
• UK Law Review Will See Penalties for National Minimum Wage Breaches Rise to £20k http://t.co/zeETeS7sUo 
• What makes a great lawyer? http://t.co/5qPhdar9st 
• THAILAND: ‘Lawyer’ arrested in Phuket for passing 482 fake US$10,000 notes http://t.co/RrJ3JPqg6M 
• Bank lawyer 'hounded from her job and stress led to a miscarriage' http://t.co/EDRrrarKhA 
• CANADA: Lawyer with $100K libel suit against Ezra Levant claims free speech crusader implied he was an anti-Semite http://t.co/HEPpZpbGW1 
• SAUDI ARABIA: Illegal migrant dies in Saudi detention centre unrest http://t.co/8JWCEBswBF 
• INDONESIA: Illegal Coal Trade at Indonesian Mine Said to Widen http://t.co/ys8zs34RER
• Illegal meat production in Northern Ireland plants threaten the agriculture and food services sectors http://t.co/GBzGOgUer8 
• Aldi to begin recruting staff for proposed Brighouse store after winning a legal battle at the High Court in Leeds http://t.co/BuAEAG3w13 
• UKRAINE: Allegations of undue interference State authorities in legal profession http://t.co/USlYmPtN5m 
• Can law firms really make money on the Internet? | Legal Futures http://t.co/AMQkBn0RH4 
• Future of Scottish newspaper group in doubt following bitter legal battle over the £4.6m will of its former CEO http://t.co/nfRZNHNe3q 
• CANADA: Legal threats dropped after uOttawa student leader speaks out on 'rape culture' http://t.co/ilw7JaFRiY 
• US: The Supreme Court's Opportunity To End Abusive Class Action Securities Lawsuits http://t.co/C3o5rLQJkC 
• INDIA: Courts can’t interpret Quran to outline Shariah: Kashmir High Court http://t.co/J5vinz3RGg 
• PAKISTAN: Chief justice orders probe into Islamabad court attack http://t.co/dl7ff1kC1M 
• US: Are state bar admissions standards for character and fitness unintentionally putting lawyers at risk of suicide? http://t.co/DCnKK4AnjL 
• GHANA: Accra Circuit Court remand lawyer in custody for persistently failing to appear to answer criminal charges http://t.co/n37ntAhb22 
• PHILIPPINES: Principal whistle-blower in alleged P10-billion pork barrel scam dropp chief counsel, Levito Baligod http://t.co/KA7P59oKce 
• UK lawyer says 'hundreds' ready for bitcoin class action http://t.co/80g2MvoQEz 
• IRELAND: Whistleblower Maurice McCabe has made allegations about Garda malpractice http://t.co/70HHGu19Up 
• INDIA: Lawyer threw ink at arrested Sahara chief Subrata Roy on Tuesday outside Supreme Court premises in New Delhi http://t.co/5yrCwaFGbF 
• US: Jury Selection Begins in Trial of bin Laden's Son-In-Law http://t.co/9OJs7uSm7H 
• LEBANON: Lawyer for man accused of killing former PM Hariri has requested more preparation time http://t.co/ZmJGIM5XxC 
• Trial of US army general facing sexual assault charges set to begin http://t.co/0cw3SHZmGo 
• Oscar Pistorius trial halted as witness’s face shown http://t.co/difs67QFB4 
• Book Review: Restatement (Third) of Restitution and Unjust Enrichment by the American Law Institute | MULR http://t.co/Ec7h8M07fZ 
• The Criminal Law — a ‘Mildly Vituperative’ Critique | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/0lyhXjggU4 
• A Decade of Australian Anti-Terror Laws | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/mtvbQT6mVE 
• The Crown’s Radical and Native Title: Lessons from the Sea: Part Two — Yarmirr and Beyond | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/MjaCcAqyuP 
• Religious Charitable Status and Public Benefit in Australia | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/S3gWEtAvj8 
• A Historical Perspective on Evidence and Proof of Mental Incapacity | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/yyLm5Neq2P 
• The Legal Structures of Responsible Government and Ministerial Responsibility | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/aof3OBB7LS 
• Abandonment, Copyright and Orphaned Works: Taking the Proprietary Nature of Intellectual Property Rights Seriously? http://t.co/ePnbopHXwP 
• Construction Litigation: Are We Doing It Better? | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/2UD6MkrEgN 
• Bargaining with Defensive Homicide: Examining Victoria's Secretive Plea Bargaining System Post-Law Reform http://t.co/RywFTRahbh 
• A PPSA Registration Primer | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/pBnY0WVr9K 
• The Behaviour of Serial Child Sex Offenders: Implications for the Prosecution of Child Sex Offences in Joint Trials http://t.co/rqi0H4Q3Fe 
• Adverse Possession and Title-by-Registration Systems in Australia and England | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/JDnePe2174 
• Regulating the Regulators: Accountability of Australian Regulators | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/69yD66wyvR 
• Michael Piggin terror trial: 'New Columbine' planned http://t.co/lteuyMxEZW 
• Police 'attacked man with autism' in Luton family claim http://t.co/zzrthuA7jI 
• Cameron 'still plans' recall powers to get rid of MPs http://t.co/2ZMSAGXKT2
• Psychological abuse 'should be a made crime' http://t.co/MEqR2XLJ0c 
• Domestic violence: One-third of EU women affected - survey http://t.co/y48JBgoPUS
• Passive smoking 'damages children's arteries' http://t.co/n9bR3VbPGT 
• Immigration impact report citing potential impact of immigration is smaller, withheld by Downing Street http://t.co/7bi3PBnBWS
• Tables turned as bodyguard of Sultan of Brunei’s ex-wife is cleared of stealing £8m-worth of diamonds http://t.co/g8aCO2GoZC 
• Robber stole thousands of pounds from bank and got away in a taxi parked outside http://t.co/2kvZl6qS78 
• Teenager screamed 'I'm going to die' as ambulance went to wrong place http://t.co/IJImp3WU5p 
• Outcry after judge imprisons child sex victim for 20 hours http://t.co/iE4yY0gliZ
• A magisterial rebuttal: Senior judiciary’s demolition of reforming court fees is a classic of its type | Law Gazette http://t.co/Ngvl7uy58x 
• Serfdom at 70 & the rule of law: Campaigners against justice cuts should claim Thatcher’s guru as ally | Law Gazette http://t.co/CJUvlGlXZp
• Regulators must not restrict numbers, says Legal Services Board | Law Gazette http://t.co/raxlNfejfn 
• North-east firm owes £1.9m in unsecured claims | Law Gazette http://t.co/pbTKRNfbwc
• Hundreds still defy SRA on diversity data | Law Gazette http://t.co/owQMRuuDpu 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Clifford Chance wins Carlyle role following departure of client partner Ihenacho | The Lawyer http://t.co/NHvwNyRdwZ 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: DLA Piper raids Orrick for London partner duo | The Lawyer http://t.co/lmPdaByZML 
• The first thing we do, let's hire all the lawyers: RSC launches inaugural panel | The Lawyer http://t.co/mK4RHCn4Pm 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Mayer Brown set to launch blind CV policy to boost social diversity | The Lawyer http://t.co/k0XPSXLFL1 
• Lord Chief Justice floats shift to inquisitorial system | Legal Futures http://t.co/857aB4rx1W 
• Second phase of apprenticeships scheme opens door to solicitor and conveyancer qualification | Legal Futures http://t.co/JXGVRhpBSM 
• LSB presses on with statutory guidance forcing regulators to liberalise education and training | Legal Futures http://t.co/c27sTaUxDW 
• From the Russian mafia to the Arab Spring - SRA records big rise in money laundering reports | Legal Futures http://t.co/ZCDGVeYccQ 
• PC Keith Blakelock: Man 'wrote rap about killing policeman' http://t.co/jZ9WncQBaU 
• Scottish independence: Salmond says independent Scotland 'will not be foreign' http://t.co/ZNJsY8AO6A 
• Footballer Nile Ranger cleared of rape http://t.co/Xqlpgh6AT4 
• Sugar tax 'may be necessary', England's chief medical officer says http://t.co/MQGM1KX6xO 
• Development bill to tackle gender inequality poised to become law http://t.co/83Btus6aUo 
• US: Kentucky governor to hire outside attorneys to appeal gay marriage order http://t.co/ueatQq6QVD 
• US government sides with broadcasting giants in Aereo copyright legal battle http://t.co/mnRG9pCGN6 
• Court of appeal to decide whether heavy drinking while pregnant is a crime http://t.co/pm0DrxExf0 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Rajah & Tann raids Hunton & Williams in Thailand | The Lawyer http://t.co/eRyLTixmUl 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: ​Debevoise PEP at $2.3m as bottom line boosted by cost cutting | The Lawyer http://t.co/7JmoVA58bL 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: A&O in second raid on Ashurst to boost Lloyd hire | The Lawyer http://t.co/qTjsBRzTVf 
• Canadian lawyers to benefit from mobility agreement | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/QBKoQkXOYT 
• Mexico telecoms regulator to target dominant players | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/9WLBjni1Ei 
• Deferred Prosecutions: A price worth paying? | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/qlNzFg3Qga 
• NI lawyers furious over legal aid budget cuts | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/uhnYI3f89X 
• Australia urged to take lead on international drone laws | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/xLvLM5Cy0M 
• EY to extend Asian legal services | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/uxWoYr1TT3
• Class action lawyers in the spotlight - The Global Legal Post http://t.co/COLFnJa2E2 
• Class action lawyers in the spotlight | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/f8merrYFkZ 
• PwC takes over team in immigration law firm | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/dp8QTHXjry 
• Liability for Dewey partner loans to be decided in High Court - The Global Legal Post http://t.co/5XSLWrjHDM

4th March - Law News

799 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: 'There are huge opportunities for the accountants to use their networks in emerging markets, which will pose challenges for global law firms'. Full story - The Lawyer 

• Rwanda genocide: why the victims are not paid compensation http://t.co/bGdd8k8e2q 
• Immigration shouldn't have a monetary value – it should be one law for all http://t.co/qgjfrViT1I 
• Inquisitorial system may be better for family and civil cases, says top judge http://t.co/FuXbbGRliy 
• Lord chief justice helps politicians grasp courts' 'hot potato' | Joshua Rozenberg http://t.co/ApIgssiqEZ 
• Jordanian Paralympic athlete Omar Qaradhi pleads guilty to assault of Northern Irish women http://t.co/b6XFuw84Qc 
• Alex Salmond council 'ban' motion in Aberdeen set to be abandoned http://t.co/BS9pgMR6O6 
• Charities claim Scotland faces 'humanitarian crisis' caused by poverty http://t.co/TgDYQ44JKZ 
• Jayden Parkinson death: IPCC investigate Thames Valley Police response http://t.co/MMl2sTgc8c 
• NHS boss's Stafford Hospital regret http://t.co/Uk8FjnO05w 
• Teacher suspended after 'taping pupils' mouths up' http://t.co/ckBSwOwgrj 
• Phone-hacking trial: Brooks 'received death threats' http://t.co/aZc3cjcMMX 
• Oscar Pistorius trial: Second neighbour heard fight http://t.co/1OcyK7rUiv 
• Needs of children more important than nuptial agreements | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/OphzTmTCGw 
• Family law reform: divorce and matriominal planning for litigants in person | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/90uFMQZ3dw 
• Tax on Mormon temple not religious discrimination | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/9dv8cZdZ0t 
• Who are you kidding, Mr Grayling? The lord chancellor’s criminal legal aid reforms will destroy access to justice http://t.co/zqQMgtgBEa
• Court fee plans ‘herald justice for those who can pay’ | Law Gazette http://t.co/0RoMqTooof 
• SRA admits it cannot prevent scam emails | Law Gazette http://t.co/4po4R0vn86 
• Cuts require fundamental rethink, says lord chief | Law Gazette http://t.co/Ik1752Dhs8 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Bircham Dyson Bell strengthens private client with Ambrose Appelbe merger | The Lawyer http://t.co/Ldo4uehnqT 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Irwin Mitchell acquires former Halliwells recoveries business | The Lawyer http://t.co/85CgWtaGZw 
• High Court to decide if Barclays colluded with Dewey over capital loans | The Lawyer http://t.co/PKKf6fe6HM 
• Blackstone Chambers picks up third silk in a year with Brick Court's Maclean | The Lawyer http://t.co/X4qMfQnl4j 
• US: Has Privacy Become a Luxury Good? http://t.co/r6y2c0hjRL
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Julian Long to replace Mark Rawlinson as Freshfields' London MP | The Lawyer http://t.co/MX2b0WUnIk 
• 'freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it' - Pericles http://t.co/Gat6dNe1WZ 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• This South Indian meal was just so good last Sat. evening #masaladosa http://t.co/Qq0s43Bui8 
• Birmingham student charged with Syria-related terror offences http://t.co/9iV0rQQiaW 
• Business rates reform needed, MPs say http://t.co/50HPWVTk9U 
• Councils in England 'plan slight rise' in council tax http://t.co/Azm1m72I7f 
• Fraudsters steal £7m a year from UK holidaymakers, police say http://t.co/SnFkarGoCP
• US: High court turns away homeschoolers' request for asylum http://t.co/z4B4oW8DQp 
• UAE security trial: Three jailed for aiding and abetting Muslim Brotherhood in UAE http://t.co/tLkW1wyNwl 
• THAILAND: After vacating Bangkok's streets, Thai protesters look to courts http://t.co/TAH2FR1m6D 
• US: Supreme Court Debates Standard for Mentally Disabled on Death Row http://t.co/Sr3S0KmrWi 
• AUSTRALIA: Courts hears of Daniel Morcombe's last conversation http://t.co/gTzPbxwA1F 
• AUSTRALIA: Aboriginal Land Council in Coffs Harbour calls to abandon fishing trial in marine sanctuaries http://t.co/Lpxy9XlSA3 
• NIGERIA: Trial of Policeman Charged with Raping Two-year-old Begins http://t.co/OWTtpRpJqY
• International Court of Justice opens genocide trial against SERBIA http://t.co/XB3YyrtiQm 
• INDIA: Justice KT Thomas' letter to Prime Minister's Office on opting out of Lokpal search panel http://t.co/h8pAFsmUrn 
• Calls for a public inquiry into the year-long miners' strike are being stepped up http://t.co/RfzdXSV8em 
• Scotland and law: going it alone? | Law Gazette http://t.co/SvstylDlK1 
• Sir Stephen Sedley on the Purpose of Judicial Review: Not in the Public Interest http://t.co/k6KfrYs0xr 
• UK government “strongly supportive” of HMRC in response to recent Public Accounts Committee criticism http://t.co/phxWkJdnk0 
• UGANDA anti-gay bill author David Bahati says Western aid cuts are a small price to pay http://t.co/S1JEClNC90
• IRELAND: Untangling the vexed question of anonymity in sex cases http://t.co/RAPxTZrvyW 
• MPs’ call to reform prostitution laws deserves support http://t.co/KzcAUixe8h
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Irwin Mitchell announces acquisition of HL Interactive http://t.co/F4M1QFLTr8 
• Illegal dog fighter walks free from court because he's due to become a father http://t.co/4IDZLKTDP5
• Legal vendors miss opportunities to reach customers via blogs and social media http://t.co/XGJpnbSiuF 
• Bipolar Disorder Meets the Legal System http://t.co/CkgaJLlw4G 
• UKRAINE and the west: an international legal primer http://t.co/En9u9d1TCp
• Prevailing regulations in UAE do not allow a husband to be employed while he is under the sponsorship of his wife http://t.co/xYlhceBf0X 
• Not regulating 'legal highs' condemns drug users to playing Russian roulette http://t.co/74Rz1oRaRy
• SDT: Andrew Adeniyi Abereoje | Law Gazette http://t.co/LxG2FxChNv 
• Conveyancing firm faces trial over fraud slip-up http://t.co/3Ud9Qo6rMl 
• FIJI: The Electoral Commission has confirmed that no decision has been made on the Electoral Decree http://t.co/1eOzyAcd8Q 
• ‘Police thought they were writing to solicitor, not Kelly’ http://t.co/S9H6knXNQv 
• UAE Sentences Qatari to 7 Years in Islamist Trial http://t.co/DMc3UMh6qA 
• KENYA: Chief justice Dr. Willy Mutunga defends the judiciary http://t.co/ycbk0T52GS 
• KENYA: Chief Justice declares Judiciary won’t bow http://t.co/MDxMihMNeX 
• PAKISTAN: Attack on Islamabad court kills senior judge http://t.co/ghhysYdd3j 
• PAKISTAN: 11 people including female laywer & Additional Session Judge Rafaqat Awan killed in courtroom bombing http://t.co/CdSCf8Q5er 
• US: A 27-year-old judge from JAPAN is an foreign wunderkind in the New Jersey courthouses http://t.co/V2OPwLBsVW 
• Statement from the Wits University on Anti-Homosexuality Legislation in AFRICA http://t.co/xbJ2X6Z0ny 
• US: New Legislation Would Require A 'Kill Switch' In Every Phone http://t.co/KGcpyfwBQA
• Facts & Evidence in Litigation under Charter of Human Rights & Responsibilities Act 2006 & the Human Rights Act 2004 http://t.co/nyXmwqX2Mc 
• Self-Defence and the Reasonable Woman: Equality before the New Victorian Law | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/NMuZeuJhyz 
• Trusts, Third Parties & Family Home: Six Years since Cummins and Confusion Still Reigns | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/GnNfALMV0n 
• The Institutional Integrity of State Courts and the Constitutional Limits of State Legislative Power | MULR http://t.co/oqM14oFCLT 
• The Never-Ending Challenge of Drafting and Interpreting Statutes — A Meditation on the Career of John Finemore QC http://t.co/z6heFi03Ii 
• Contractual Rights & Remedies for Dismissed Employees after the ‘Employment Revolution’ | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/DEfRhxNuIv
• Imprisonment & the Separation of Judicial Power: A Defence of Categorical Immunity from Non-Criminal Detention | MULR http://t.co/f2CR7uJ2Oj
• Chapter III of the Constitution, Federal Jurisdiction & Dialogue Charters of Human Rights | Uni. Melbourne Law Review http://t.co/EizQ5wrAf7 
• NEW ZEALAND: Waikato Company to pay worker $27k for religious discrimination http://t.co/LhBouTGHFO 
• Employee claims reduced since introduction of tribunal fees, reveals Eversheds study | The Lawyer http://t.co/X0IxI9t8UB 
• Notts Police appealing against tribunal which ruled forced retirement of officers was unlawful http://t.co/unUzVFvTZc 
• INDIA: Tribunal starts hearing on extremist groups in Tripura http://t.co/Ibm6DqEevB 
• US: SCOTUS grants cert in (small?) cases involving jury dishonestly and religious freedom in prison http://t.co/f7nuNslRk2 
• Inquest jury critical of care at Woodhill Prison, Milton Keynes http://t.co/Sll7hTAPkb 
• Violent sex assault cold case solved after a decade in one of the first ever cases of 'covert DNA retrieval' http://t.co/ckgmPPHKtm 
• Hacking trial: Closing NOTW was ‘considered’ before Milly Dowler phone hack was revealed http://t.co/b1PPn3dc5v 
• Senior Tory adviser Patrick Rock arrested on child pornography allegations http://t.co/8nu7ACjHiC
• Law Society launches £80,000 project to become "more member focused" | Legal Futures http://t.co/AMdpFqe4Wa 
• MEXICO City: sex trafficking crackdown divides rights groups – video http://t.co/EssroDvgbj 
• Nepalese migrant worker shares story of labour abuses in QATAR – video http://t.co/sA2k1thGOC 
• INDIA: Assam's modern slaves - the real price of a cup of tea - video http://t.co/nIV2zHlVC4 
• IRAN sentences student activist to seven years in prison for 'peaceful protest' http://t.co/8pGCjrcKNX 
• No tabloid justice - Letter from Attorney General Dominic Grieve QC MP http://t.co/X5rlLmKt1M 
• Michael Piggin: Terror offences accused can be named http://t.co/7y8MGE3Rly
• Armagh searches over illegal slaughtered meat claims http://t.co/YreLEvDC3P 
• Prison officer Julie Turton jailed over sex and drugs http://t.co/Agyk4I4O4L 
• Cpl Anne-Marie Ellement inquest: Bullying 'factor in suicide' http://t.co/yEYbw1k50K
• Phone-hacking trial: Rebekah Brooks 'warned Coulson about emails' http://t.co/0WUKHbLLgd 
• Cameron aide arrested in 'child abuse imagery' inquiry http://t.co/csr6COh3nD 
• PC Keith Blakelock: Murder trial told armed mob killed officer http://t.co/CPNgf0DV9F 
• Shrien Dewani extradited to South Africa 'within 28 days' http://t.co/w8q1z8lkRn 
• Newcastle manager Alan Pardew charged by FA over headbutt http://t.co/WAuJCwx7W0 
• US: Military Sex Assault Trial Showcases 2 Approaches to Prosecution http://t.co/jO5W4bvr8u
• CHINA Blames Xinjiang Separatists for Stabbing Rampage at Train Station http://t.co/DSFC7vq7Kw 
• US: Affordable care act - New Law’s Demands on Doctors Have Many Seeking a Network http://t.co/N0xJVJcceK 
• Heenan Blaikie shuts down operations | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/NaIZ62jfC8 
• In the spotlight: Carmel Mulhern, Group General Counsel of Telstra Corporation, Australia | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/7lKsKmW0S4 
• Numbers of lawyers fall in City of London | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/q85xDdx5R4 
• US law firm opens drone niche practice | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/dEyNpOQ9NO 
• Boston firms adopt flexible business models | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/AMBV7Cvpsp 
• Goldman Sachs reduces legal spend forecast | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/CHGaRpBTsO 
• Slaughters tops stock market listings | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/gdWgKXOMh8 
• US: Michigan's first witness barred in same-sex marriage trial http://t.co/dZHItEWGhS 
• Musician loses beloved viola in bitter dispute with builders to fund legal costs http://t.co/X64fzzGeyG 
• Fake barrister struck off after complaints http://t.co/2s2CJ0y6kC 
• Judge blames easy access to online pornography after boy, 12, rapes seven-year-old sister http://t.co/5AFQ1N8gzS
• Labour plans new watchdog to keep check on MI5, MI6 and GCHQ http://t.co/fZpswwVexc 
• 'Pornography a dark influence on children': NSPCC http://t.co/Jro86ovaAD

3rd March - Law News

798 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

FOCUS OF THE DAY: Deferred Prosecutions are now available for organisations which co-operate with the Serious Fraud Office. What will be the impact on organisations. Full story - Global Legal Post

• Rape and sexual assaults in the military need more than 'kangaroo court' justice http://t.co/MiRZrHIwpO 
• Victor Dahdaleh collapsed trial: main witness wants to withdraw guilty plea http://t.co/KyZLvuCDh4 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Hogan Lovells to launch onshore low-cost centre in Birmingham | The Lawyer http://t.co/OBiZI1Nch4 
• Have your say on Jackson: Don’t just moan about it; tell the CJC where the reforms aren’t working | Law Gazette http://t.co/UYz8mrzKnP
• My legal life: Bryan Finlayson - Partner, Weightmans, Glasgow - A Profile | Law Gazette http://t.co/xeFDbA0uav 
• Official report backs devolved justice powers for Wales | Law Gazette http://t.co/O1E86NZXFX 
• Irwin Mitchell buys ex-Halliwells unit | Law Gazette http://t.co/N0urniksb3 
• CPS warns barristers against taking part in legal aid protest | Law Gazette http://t.co/9Hepywxf7Q
• Slavery is a violent and cruel trade that the world must finally stamp out: Trafficking's misery http://t.co/o9KIyi41VJ 
• US: Thrown in jail for being poor: the booming for-profit probation industry http://t.co/wzy92ChpJp 
• Sexual assault allegations in military number 200 in three years http://t.co/RPzeFdXBY0 
• The Oscar Pistorius trial is no place for Hollywood drama http://t.co/bSqOcEAjas 
• Praxis: Theresa Villiers rules out compensation for charity http://t.co/35KHFqHWAo
• Bethany Freeman inquest: St Jude storm death 'misadventure' http://t.co/4q72EpbkK6 
• Hollie Gazzard murder case: Police contact with victim probed http://t.co/qH6pMDzzoC 
• Labour calls for tougher action against cyber crime http://t.co/hdVGcL519b 
• Buy-out clauses in footballer employment contracts: Liverpool owner admits Suarez clause if certain value was met http://t.co/IfmNBsOyWN 
• Boris Johnson: Muslim children at risk of radicalisation should be in care http://t.co/GjbJgubfk6 
• Birmingham City Football Club owner Carson Yeung guilty of five counts of money laundering by a court in HONG KONG http://t.co/ChTVZcZg4B 
• Silk Commission: Youth justice should be devolved http://t.co/lDFdogI6fa 
• SOUTH AFRICA: Oscar Pistorius trial: Neighbour 'heard screams' http://t.co/BWPuJPtqZV 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• Litigation funding: calling for backup | Law Gazette http://t.co/BxQRYshhly 
• Legal aid: our next steps | Law Gazette http://t.co/U56K9bxsIf
• From jury box to dock? The Criminal Justice and Courts Bill | Law Gazette http://t.co/W3boRzZ6Sj 
• Land Registry row goes on | Law Gazette http://t.co/1uDOHeqWHQ 
• Midlands courts hit hard in closures | Law Gazette http://t.co/j8R91RuO5G 
• EU-wide contract law receives strong approval | Law Gazette http://t.co/dOGwx7BexY 
• LLPs warned on tax avoidance crackdown | Law Gazette http://t.co/vvSnEvrf4R
• CMC enforcement action over fee ban slows down | Law Gazette http://t.co/ZWRN834fjw 
• ‘Seismic’ changes for employment lawyers | Law Gazette http://t.co/gS5YwwGpmP 
• Accountants aren’t kidding with ABS this time | The Lawyer http://t.co/rFLs3jXs0o 
• Technology is changing lawyers’ working lives | The Lawyer http://t.co/H4lgkAuyMr
• US firms on the march, laterally | The Lawyer http://t.co/0uT5LGHxr2 
• Merged Virgin Money in-housers are now on a mission to rewrite the banking best-practice rulebook | The Lawyer http://t.co/ZOOKpn787V 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Linklaters loses second capital markets partner in two months | The Lawyer http://t.co/9Dg1TmVJaE 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Akamai hires Microsoft's former Russia legal chief as GC | The Lawyer http://t.co/jckWkPhvdz 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Slaughters widens its lead in stock market client rankings | The Lawyer http://t.co/P2UXTcMDon 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Pinsent Masons targets 30 per cent female partnership by 2018 | The Lawyer http://t.co/MTcG34kCqz 
• LAW FIRM NEWS: Eversheds secures multi-million pound fixed-fee IATA deal | The Lawyer http://t.co/tK2397aVmQ 
• Ex-Dewey & LeBoeuf partner wins first round in battle with Barclays over capital loan | Legal Futures http://t.co/rsVncWwXMW 
• Acquisition by Helphire will "future-proof" NewLaw in shrinking PI marketplace | Legal Futures http://t.co/53wjMqgOhr 
• Labour seeks new powers for police to crackdown on cyber crimes including child pornography and terrorism http://t.co/i6BL8LI1ib 
• MPs call for prostitution to be legalised, but demand tough new penalties on pimps http://t.co/KxuYjsg4uj 
• Bloody Sunday paras should not be prosecuted, says former IRA prisoner http://t.co/t7ORYv9B0p 
• First inmates at new Grampian prison in Peterhead http://t.co/CAKE0MqPJe 
• Leytonstone car stabbings: Men named as Aaron Carriere and Josiah Manful http://t.co/hxIDKbEqz2 
• The dangers of loan sharks to be taught in schools http://t.co/eVlWHWpdaj 
• Budget 2014: CBI calls for more help for growing firms http://t.co/9L5wwua1n9 
• Wales devolution: 'Fewer MPs needed' if more powers given http://t.co/6f84G3DC98 
• Policing powers: PCCs opposed on expected Silk proposals http://t.co/zGOXUB5jGD 
• Conservatives 'won't ditch' migration target http://t.co/MhRmH05L2c 
• Ukraine crisis: Britain pulls out of G8 preparatory talks http://t.co/IECUKxL4kb 
• Why the police are failing most rape victims http://t.co/6CsS9EtJ5S

2nd March - Law News

797 days of LawNewsIndex brought to you by TheLawMap

• Say it quietly, but this Defra report is about a right to food | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/0Dm2BuKfdZ 
• The right to health in times of austerity: the Greek example | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/3W0xkBCDlV 
• Broken Promises and Delays for Magdalenes: A Response to Minister Alan Shatter | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/o8q2d0uMNx 
• Silent, Everyday Scandals: Appealing Departmental Decision-Making in Ireland | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/1D21O8ARnh
• Direct Provision: A Challenge to Law, A Challenge to Rights | Human Rights Ireland http://t.co/BgKlPnTpjz 
• How to be fair about transfer to Broadmoor | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/vFbU0qMa3s 
• Reforming judicial review: cutting pointless delay or preventing legitimate challenge? | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/nb67AntuDL 
• Miranda Detention, Whole Life Tariffs & a Supreme Court 'Holy Man' - the Human Rights Roundup | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/vUshlNJ5mv 
• How not to get a pre-inquest review wrong | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/LDepzhFtkZ 
• Cap on housing benefit is lawful, says Court of Appeal | UK Human Rights Blog http://t.co/4e3tLLTgGt 
• AFGHAN prison tricked into freeing Taliban fighters http://t.co/F3iPmfgCRJ 
• Peter Hain: Bloody Sunday pursuit waste of police time http://t.co/4xtmMkkZ1q 
• Gamblers need more protection, says culture secretary http://t.co/QJ46EVBIk5 
• US: The Dying Art of Legislating http://t.co/q0fd4LnDJb 
• NIGERIA: ‘Illegal refining more damaging than exported stolen oil’ http://t.co/dsZ5cK62ky 
• Police and the Environment Agency carried out a joint operation yesterday targeting illegal scrap metal dealers http://t.co/l1HHsnGzZd 
• US: Of Crime and Punishment, Redemption and Aerobics http://t.co/RUCI1GGux4
• In Search of a Stable Electronic Currency http://t.co/zzuiYPtFYm 
• Pampered Guests and Feuding Hosts at Claridge’s Hotel http://t.co/s5Xp3jcqu8 
• US: Troubles at Women’s Prison Test Alabama http://t.co/YIfC1STD0U 
• BURMA: Rise in Bigotry Fuels Massacre Inside Myanmar http://t.co/RoH6E1xu2V 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/oV3eHCltZZ
• Lawyer Geoffrey Robertson calls on HONG KONG government to protect press freedom http://t.co/67CTgAs7DP 
• SOUTH AFRICA: Steenkamp lawyer denies second stroke http://t.co/ZXjDpni2QG
• INDIA: TN Lawyer seeks establishment of National Court of Appeal to hear appeals from High Courts http://t.co/qPIsCgoh4r 
• INDIA: Standing Counsel alleges manhandling by Faraskhana police http://t.co/SIJXDVfRto 
• Lawyer Shah Peerally Emerging as a Book Author with His Legal Fiction, 'The Immigration Lawyer Asylum' http://t.co/DbVVaHI7px 
• US: Indian-origin lawyer has been appointed by New York Mayor Bill de Blasio as head of immigrant affairs http://t.co/bnDwxeu8MS 
• Egg on judge’s face as sons return home http://t.co/UR4J16i4X0
• Sex in men's prisons: 'The US system cultivates rape. If you treat people like animals, they behave like it' http://t.co/afcC1zl5lF
• Rebekah Brooks admits regret that she didn't pay for information on MPs expenses when she was Sun editor http://t.co/K9VQRmSNUG 
• Rape of vulnerable women ‘has been effectively decriminalised’ http://t.co/GfOGDCL2ba 
• Guantanamo Briton Moazzam Begg remanded in custody on Syria charge http://t.co/zJHpYip2G2 
• IRA Hyde Park bombing suspect John Downey cancels homecoming party http://t.co/Kz61tejucQ 
• Murder investigation launched after two men found dead in car in London http://t.co/qJUzUEhoqb 
• FA urges social media networks to combat widespread racist abuse of black footballers online http://t.co/OMdh3quIYa
• Leveson inquiry: The spy, the judge and the ‘cover-up’ http://t.co/aqpvaCBct6 
• More than 700 attacks on A&E staff in Scotland http://t.co/RadSIqNJe2
• E-fit released after Bishop's Stortford girl abducted and raped http://t.co/OUoY8kDOFc 
• Former footballer Sol Campbell in England captain race claim http://t.co/IPOZdP3R0r 
• Jack Dromey accuses the Daily Mail and insists he took on PIE http://t.co/f7ZK2UVx0S 
• IRELAND: Veronica Guerin murder suspect John Gilligan shot in Dublin http://t.co/S8m3ZhDbau 
• PAKISTAN Taliban announce month truce http://t.co/R3KVtfEuug 
• Ex-EDL chief Tommy Robinson has Twitter account suspended http://t.co/sLFfAGVgSu 
• Scottish independence: Campaigns mark 200-day milestone http://t.co/mxOn0UTgFk 
• CHINA mass stabbing: Deadly knife attack in Kunming http://t.co/eOzWJq4d5e 
• Labour approves union membership reforms http://t.co/YZzrk3BKb5 
• Newcastle United fine manager Alan Pardew £100,000 & give formal warning for headbutting Hull City's David Meyler http://t.co/0rnyHo60EO
• Scotland to offer asylum to Ugandans persecuted by anti-gay laws http://t.co/B07DEm5MKm 
• CANADA opens door to ABS (alternative business structures) reform for Law Firms | Law Gazette http://t.co/PKW7SmbJy7 
• Law-making IFAB bans slogans on football player undergarments http://t.co/1ETgkm8vgA 
• US: Meagan Simmons Sues Website Over 'Attractive Convict' Mug Shot http://t.co/gfQUm47JJ0 
• INDIA: Legal luminary Trimbak Tope's birth centenary observed http://t.co/AtRC9z13Da 
• IRELAND: Victims of notorious paedophile priest barred from taking further legal action against Catholic Church http://t.co/6NHzlv16by 
• Uefa to defend legal challenges from clubs over financial fair play http://t.co/fSpjMAn1eB 
• What's legal isn't always what's safe http://t.co/rBRuG3mVHe
• Legal test central to US union challenge of VW plant vote http://t.co/n15IcGDUG2 
• Oscar, Esquire: Legal Films and the Academy Awards http://t.co/rRiosMjjGo 
• RUSSIA: Court Orders House Arrest, and No Internet, for Fierce Critic of Putin http://t.co/wTNe9isTwv 
• US: Renting Judges for Secret Rulings http://t.co/9ttf6ErW5T 
• US: Harvard Law School Hosts Debate on the Merits of Affirmative Action http://t.co/dm73ZwA3ot 
• CHINA's Xinjiang Province Eyes Anti-Terrorism Law http://t.co/SsQdl7JPX0 
• SINGAPORE: Ex-law prof Tey Tsun Hang cleared of corruption by High Court http://t.co/BW6Ada9ErC 
• US: How a Dumb Protectionist Law from 1920 Still Screws People from New Jersey to Hawaii http://t.co/uebgjsZ1KA
• TURKEY: Opposition challenges law tightening judicial control http://t.co/Zw1VfwIxGm
• Canceled language law in UKRAINE sparks concern among Russian and EU diplomats http://t.co/IFaq3jXSIr 
• US: Gun laws in California: Concealed-carry ruling appealed by Attorney General http://t.co/b23QcJZvqx