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Why did a federal court shoot down Trump's immunity excuse?
Today's big question The Trump campaign 'respectfully disagrees' with a panel of appellate judges who rejected the former president's bid for 'complete and total' immunity
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How the Post Office got its prosecution powers
The Explainer Scandal shines light on institution's historic ability to prosecute its own cases
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Judges allowed to use ChatGPT to write legal rulings
Speed Read New guidance says AI useful for summarising text but must not be used to conduct research or legal analysis
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Dartmoor and the right to roam in England
feature Court of Appeals ruling a ‘rare victory’ for countryside access as Labour vows to enshrine rights in law
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The legal battle to keep Archie Battersbee’s life support on
Under the Radar Lawyers file bid for 12-year-old to be moved to hospice as mother concedes legal fight is at ‘the end’
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The pros and cons of streaming trials online
Pros and Cons New rules mean more UK court cases will be shown online, allowing the public to watch proceedings
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Is assisted suicide a right?
Speed Read Terminally ill Noel Conway loses High Court fight to end his life
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Who is PJS? Football stars named as love cheats in US
Speed Read After threesome injunction fiasco, top player and manager identified online despite gagging orders
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Ched Evans faces retrial after rape conviction is quashed
Speed Read Original guilty verdict is overturned after new evidence, which cannot be reported, is put before the Court of Appeal
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Thursday 17 May 2012
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