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Libel Lawsuit Against Case Law Repository for Its Not Noting That a Case Had Settled

Leagle.com publicly distributes a wide range of court opinions, precedential and nonprecedential, from all over the country. Unlike Westlaw, Lexis, and Google Scholar, it is Google-searchable, so when a party's name is Googled, any opinion mentioning the party is likely to come up. [1.] John D. Thomas had been involved…

Reason

Family of fraudster property developers scammed victims out of £1.5m

Their victims, many of whom had been friends, trusted them 'implicitly' with their money. The four defendants benefited to the tune of almost £3m

Wales Online

Appeal court increases prison sentence for father who fatally shook baby son

Matthew Banks was jailed for three years and eight months in October 2022, after admitting causing the death of four-week-old Leo Banks.

The Independent UK

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Archie Battersbee: Timeline of battle over brain damaged 12-year-old’s life support

Archie died in August last year after his parents Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee fought to keep him on life support

The Independent UK

Northern Ireland Protocol is lawful, Supreme Court rules

The contentious trading arrangements have created economic barriers on the movement of goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court rejects challenge over Northern Ireland Protocol

A collective of unionists and Brexiteers had challenged the legality of the trading arrangement.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court set to rule on lawfulness of Northern Ireland Protocol

The appellants argue that the legislation passed at Westminster to give effect to the Withdrawal Agreement conflicts with the 1800 Acts of Union.

The Independent UK

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David Carrick: Requests for review of rape sentence as victim says she ‘hopes he dies behind bars’

The sentence handed out to serial sex offender David Carrick has prompted “multiple requests” to the Attorney General’s Office to review the 32 year term.

Evening Standard

Defining braided rivers will help avoid future disasters

Lawmakers are being urged to bridge the legal and scientific divide over braided rivers

Newsroom.co.nz

Ex-Court of Appeal judge appointed to probe WRU sexism claims as full scope of review confirmed

Dame Anne Rafferty will chair the review panel

Wales Online

Owner of house wins payout over Japanese knotweed damage from neighbouring land

Judges ruled that he would be handed damages for 'blight' of his property

Wales Online

Land owner wins Japanese knotweed blight fight in appeal court

Judges said Marc Davies is entitled to £4,900 because his house in Bridgend has been blighted by knotweed on neighbouring land.

The Independent UK

Tony Hudgell’s mother ‘shocked’ to learn of abuser’s release

Jody Simpson, 29, and her partner Anthony Smith tortured the boy as a baby so badly that both his legs had to be amputated.

The Independent UK

Paedophile singer Gary Glitter released from jail after serving half his sentence

DISGRACED pop star Gary Glitter has been freed from prison after serving half of his 16-year sentence for sex crimes.

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Daily Mirror

Owners of £2million luxury flats overlooked by Tate Modern win court privacy battle

Owners of luxury flats in the Neo Bankside development in London have won a privacy battle to prevent the public looking into their flats from the Tate Modern's viewing platform

The Independent UK

Flat owners win battle to stop Tate Modern visitors peering into their homes

Owners in the Neo Bankside development on the capital’s South Bank took legal action against the gallery

Evening Standard

Tate Modern: Flats overlooked by art gallery win privacy battle in Supreme Court

Lord Leggatt said the flat residents were on show ‘much like being on display in a zoo’

The Independent UK

Supreme Court to rule on Tate Modern flats privacy battle

The owners of four flats in the Neo Bankside development on London’s South Bank took legal action against the gallery’s board of trustees.

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NT Police and attorney-general to argue Zachary Rolfe should be forced to front Kumanjayi Walker inquest, with protective certificate

Lawyers for the Northern Territory attorney-general and police force will urge the NT Court of Appeal to force Constable Zachary Rolfe to appear at the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker, with a certificate protecting him against self-incrimination.

The Independent UK

Mother’s appeal bid for fresh inquest into daughter’s death after benefit cut

Joy Dove is asking Court of Appeal judges to grant a new inquest into the death of her daughter, Jodey Whiting, who killed herself in 2017.

Bangkok Post

Appeal court orders tobacco tax-dodging fine cut

The Court of Appeal on Tuesday ordered a reduction to a 130-million-baht fine imposed on the tobacco giant Philip Morris for evading tax on cigarettes imported from Indonesia.

Wales Online

UK Government faces High Court battle over Saudi Arabia arms sales

Campaign Against Arms Trade won a similar fight in 2019

Daily Mirror

Drink driver who smashed into rickshaw killing birthday reveller handed more jail time

Luis Balcazar Soto, 25, was driving without a licence and was twice the legal drink-drive limit when he caused the crash which killed Sophie Strickland who was out celebrating her 31st birthday

Wales Online

Danger driver who ploughed into rickshaw killing passenger jailed for more than 12 years

Balcazar Soto had had three years added to his original sentence after causing the death of Sophie Strickland and seriously injuring the rickshaw driver

Evening Standard

Drink-driver who killed rickshaw passenger in Elephant and Castle crash has sentence increased

Luis Balcazar Soto did not have a licence and was over twice the drink-drive limit in Elephant and Castle

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