Law
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 ‘Not proven’ no longer: Scotland abolishes ‘bastard verdict’Talking Point Scottish parliament to remove ‘legal idiosyncrasy’ in major reforms to the jury system By Will Barker, The Week UK Published Talking Point
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 Should Britain withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights?Talking Point With calls now coming from Labour grandees as well as Nigel Farage and the Tories, departure from the ECHR 'is starting to feel inevitable' By The Week UK Published Talking Point
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 Battle of Orgreave: the long wait for answersThe Explainer Public inquiry into 1984 clash between police and striking miners a 'landmark moment for justice and accountability', says South Yorkshire mayor By The Week UK Published The Explainer
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 The 'extraordinary' trials of Constance Marten and Mark GordonThe Explainer Couple claim they were 'misunderstood' after going on the run with newborn baby By The Week UK Published The Explainer
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 Pros and cons of jury trialsPros and Cons Juries are a long-standing but much-debated element of the UK criminal justice system By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Last updated Pros and Cons
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 The countries around the world without jury trialsThe Explainer Legal systems in much of continental Europe and Asia do not rely on randomly selected members of the public By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published The Explainer
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 Palestine Action: protesters or terrorists?Talking Point Damaging RAF equipment at Brize Norton blurs line between activism and sabotage, but proscription is a drastic step By The Week UK Published Talking Point
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 How far does religious freedom go in prison? The Supreme Court will decide.The Explainer The plaintiff was allegedly forced to cut his hair, which he kept long for religious reasons By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published The Explainer
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 Is the UK set to decriminalise abortion?Talking Point A rise in prosecutions has led Labour MPs to challenge the UK's abortion laws By Sorcha Bradley, The Week UK Published Talking Point
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 Pros and cons of legalised assisted dyingPros and Cons MPs to vote on changes to assisted dying bill which 'still could fall and not become law at all' By Richard Windsor, The Week UK Last updated Pros and Cons
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 The Supreme Court case that could forge a new path to sue the FBIThe Explainer The case arose after the FBI admitted to raiding the wrong house in 2017 By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published The Explainer
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 Virginia Giuffre: Prince Andrew accuser who stood up to 'power, money and privilege'In The Spotlight Woman at the centre of Jeffrey Epstein scandal and advocate for sex trafficking victims, has died aged 41 By Sorcha Bradley, The Week UK Published In The Spotlight
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 School disputes: a police matter?Talking Point Cowley Hill lodged a police complaint against parents who criticised its recruiting process for a new head By The Week UK Published Talking Point
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 Greenpeace faces $300M lawsuit that has environmentalists on edgeIn the spotlight The organization says the future of advocacy and free speech is at risk By Theara Coleman, The Week US Published In the spotlight
