22nd September - LAW NEWS

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• INDIA: Tulsiram case jurisdiction row: police move high court http://t.co/cAg24Y9i 
• Labour warns Clegg over 'misguided' secret-court plans http://t.co/zCcCGkCT 
• US: Yale student posts online threats to kill children but his lawyer says he's 'just a dumb kid' http://t.co/nVow1VYv 
• Hillsborough lawyer claimed 'hothead' families 'wanted fifteen minutes of fame' http://t.co/6JgRDDkX
• London Metropolitan University: temporary reprieve for students http://t.co/SITAZXYO 
• Facebook suspends photo tag tool in EU to implement changes recommended by the Data Protection Commissioner of Ireland http://t.co/ILukMlh7 
• AFGHANISTAN bans PAKISTAN newspapers over Taliban support http://t.co/eXWGqvS8 
• AUSTRALIA: Roman Catholic Church admits child sex abuse http://t.co/t9D2CQzV 
• Andrew Mitchell row: Ken Clarke defends Tory Chief Whip http://t.co/YpgPYrOE 
• Facebook Can ID Faces, but Using Them Grows Tricky http://t.co/L5B0qrSE
• Disdain for Workers http://t.co/EnBbdPm8 
• BURMA: Chief Censor in Myanmar Caps His Red Pen http://t.co/LSTYdZs9 
• Hillsborough Solicitors' conduct under review by regulator | THE FIRM http://t.co/eAz1i8OX 
• Thomas Cook online 'troll' served with court order via Twitter | THE FIRM http://t.co/U9iDsBPm 
• MP pledges vigorous pursuit of Prestwick rendition | THE FIRM http://t.co/mXazUIhn 
• Kate Middleton topless pics: The Firm on BBC Radio Scotland | THE FIRM http://t.co/AEZufoCJ 
• Brown envelopes over the peep holes in the doors as Pan Am 103 hearings are conducted in absolute secrecy | THE FIRM http://t.co/LGsmOv1u 
• The Rangers Effect (or is it Sevco 5088...?) | THE FIRM http://t.co/EKenPXz5
• Advocate Niall McCluskey says drug prohibition has failed, and calls for a managed legalisation | THE FIRM http://t.co/jLk9lmcp 
• Lockerbie and Hillsborough: The deliberate diversion of blame | THE FIRM http://t.co/ZSGXaWfR 
• TheLawMap Wig is out! http://t.co/VTrRtc5a
• Flagship weekend court scheme abandoned over prison cost http://t.co/PsETtztK 
• Specially trained coroners could hear military inquests http://t.co/2uDq5RzF 
• Manchester police killings: This deadly feud is very personal http://t.co/jUw5xTcX 
• CANADA: Teacher sex trial: Acquitted woman wants to rebuild her life http://t.co/LfqC2DT6 
• CHINA: Bo Xilai scandal: Wang Lijun verdict 'due on Monday' http://t.co/ajy4DL2X 
• Connors trial: Worker 'would have been found if he left' http://t.co/4RbVt2n2 
• CHINA: Mekong River trial murder mystery http://t.co/qKTKlLxu 
• US: Corruption trial opens for former Detroit mayor http://t.co/uR6dVjEo 
• TURKEY: Three army generals jailed for 'coup plot' http://t.co/MkQKpPzl 
• Safer cycling networks could help prevent illegal use of pavements http://t.co/Yz0a4G2X 
• Corporations like ATOS don’t have feelings – why should they be able to sue for libel? http://t.co/zIEirZVm 
• SOMALIA: Shaping political landscape and women’s rights http://t.co/uKNZpM1U 
• Why ending national pay bargaining is fairer for us all http://t.co/Cy3sr0cq 
• Lloyds online security chief is jailed for £2.5m fraud http://t.co/Eg0KNA3K 
• 'Charlie Richardson was evil, he should have been tortured like his victims' http://t.co/VAjjUaXR
• Cwmbran fire: Carl Mills charged with murder http://t.co/PxRNDFIN 
• Breckland Council sets aside money to fight first employment tribunal case for at least five years http://t.co/ICRIW3rZ 
• IRELAND: Postman tells tribunal he only kicked dog after attack http://t.co/YTMMNV8H 
• Over half a million tribunal claims still to be processed, says MoJ http://t.co/FvWB2VwY 
• Former Great Ormond Street hospital cardiologist guilty of 'sexually caressing' boy http://t.co/jooWp4Yl 
• RUSSIA: Rights activists oppose out-of-court ban on Innocence of Muslims http://t.co/bxjBI6Vm 
• London Met granted permission to apply for JR over Border Agency | The Lawyer http://t.co/95tfp1hG
• US: Judge halts ban on religious-themed football banners http://t.co/JM5D5fH5  
• Attempts to create conflict between SRI LANKA judiciary and the executive - claims politician http://t.co/fjTZGnHM 
• AUSTRIA: Judiciary most efficient in Europe http://t.co/sN9UEHyZ 
• Sarah Catt, abortion and the legal rights of pregnant women http://t.co/6KPZSPKA 
• Simon Harwood's mother-in-law 'blames drunk vendor over G20 death' http://t.co/7PTBMmGn 
• CANADA: Vancouver sex workers’ federal prostitution-law challenge can go ahead: Supreme Court http://t.co/GGkti2CO 
• Judge in late abortion case linked to conservative Christian charity http://t.co/E8KOdzQn 
• Where does publicly-funded law fit into the new world of Tesco law? http://t.co/lFTTP4Zm 
• ETHIOPIA: Human Rights Should Be a Priority http://t.co/56JVyySC 
• Shameful downfall of solicitor with child porn stash http://t.co/q1P8qWYB 
• Latest hearing on shooting of Devizes solicitor Jim Ward adjourned http://t.co/PTQGFEgG 
• 'Cyberstalked by creepy vigilante justice': The mugshot publishing website that names and shames http://t.co/538YNJxF 
• Dale Cregan appears in court as police vow: "We will see that justice is done" http://t.co/ibNaU5q1 
• Warning issued over plans to close 11 sheriff courts in Scotland http://t.co/ScgzFmOr 
• TRINIDAD justice minister fired over controversial law http://t.co/T2eWFjr8 
• City law man’s £196,000 VAT fraud http://t.co/2E8Y0zJl 
• Baby is taken from parents after social workers ‘mistook rickets for child abuse’ http://t.co/9xgPWeP6 
• Robert Cordingley admits murdering his father http://t.co/FzAZ4Zyz 
• Company boss jailed over £440,000 fraud http://t.co/Eg15eLIr 
• AUSTRALIA: Lawyer's comments to journalist should be allowed in Liu case: Fairfax http://t.co/fApOyagO 
• MI5 links to murdered Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko: Widow's lawyer says killing was 'state-sponsored terrorism' http://t.co/tdcNy8Zn 
• UBS ignored rules for profit, says "rogue trader" lawyer http://t.co/CzRoGEAm 
• Hillsborough lawyer Doug Fraser's comments 'were crass' http://t.co/0Yf3tyKS
• Ken Clarke's justification for 'secret' intelligence courts doesn't wash http://t.co/3wV7OrXN
• ISRAEL: Court - No temporary ban on anti-Islam video http://t.co/yhED0s4j 
• No one size fits all: not-for-profit legal services providers cannot be treated like law firms | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/9eMcybws 
• SRA in random equality and diversity swoop | Solicitors Journal http://t.co/CdUpJRBt 
• Jesus fresco 'destroyer' in SPAIN demands royalties http://t.co/B7WM5U8p
• US: New York prison inmates sue over dental floss http://t.co/5L4m99Q3 
• Manchester police murders: Boy aged 15 arrested http://t.co/PDs6c0u2 
• Anti-race segregation legal academic Joshua Morse dies | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/m1gBQWx5 
• Chief Justice in row over sacked supreme court judge | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/juMMsUzh 
• Offensive tweets not illegal, deems top prosecutor | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/3QnqzexP 
• Taiwan tech company hit with massive price fixing fine | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/A2M3B6AM 
• Probe of lawyers' conduct in Hillsborough disaster | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/DWfdN80Q 
• Top US firm starting salaries stagnate | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/jEqFVFez 
• No charges against doctors arrested after Sunday Times investigation http://t.co/lIHGcAyH 
• What happens to law graduates caught out in the paralegal cold? http://t.co/XzarF7p6 
• Pair convicted of possessing paracetamol in legal first http://t.co/xcRwcQDi 
• Troy Davis execution, one year on: 'We want to stop killing of innocent men' http://t.co/P4445hbR 
• Criticised security firm G4S wins Scots tagging contract http://t.co/itfph16T
• Lloyds Bank worker Jessica Harper jailed for £2.4m fraud http://t.co/FlWb58ES 
• Two charged with rape of boy in Manchester Debenhams http://t.co/ECI4S3ZO 
• Dale Cregan remanded over Manchester police officer deaths http://t.co/TLC5CznN 
• Police Federation calls for Andrew Mitchell to quit over outburst http://t.co/XuWIW3mP