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UK Supreme Court overturns convictions of protesters who blockaded arms fair

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The UK Supreme Court delivered a judgement on Friday which overturned the convictions of four defendants who blockaded an East London arms fair. The post UK Supreme Court overturns convictions of protesters who blockaded arms fair appeared first on JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary.

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UK criminal barristers begin strike over low pay

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UK criminal barristers Monday began an indefinite strike in order to force the UK government to increase legal aid funding. Since 2006, criminal barristers in England and Wales have suffered an average decrease of 28 percent in real earnings.

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UK court allows businessman to sue law firm over hacked emails

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In March 2021, the UK Court of Appeal remitted the case for retrial to the High Court in light of fresh evidence on the extent and nature of the alleged hacking campaign. The post UK court allows businessman to sue law firm over hacked emails appeared first on JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary.

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UK Supreme Court rules person under criminal investigation has reasonable expectation of privacy

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The UK Supreme Court Wednesday held that a person under criminal investigation has a “reasonable expectation of privacy” with regard to information about that investigation prior to being charged. This judgment is anticipated to have a great impact on journalism. ’s actions in a foreign country.

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UK Court of Appeals pronounces family court guidelines for cases of domestic abuse and child welfare

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The UK Court of Appeal on Tuesday pronounced a landmark judgement expected to guide the family court’s approach towards allegations of domestic abuse. The post UK Court of Appeals pronounces family court guidelines for cases of domestic abuse and child welfare appeared first on JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary.

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UK Police oversight office announces five police officers will face misconduct hearings

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The UK’s Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) announced in a statement Friday that five police offices will face misconduct proceedings following investigations into social media messaging. The investigations come in response to the Sarah Everand case.

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UK legal opinion finds ‘very credible case’ China committing genocide against Uighurs

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The post UK legal opinion finds ‘very credible case’ China committing genocide against Uighurs appeared first on JURIST - News - Legal News & Commentary.

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