Law

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Crime and Justice

November 02, 2024

The case for meeting your attacker

The Scottish government proposed allowing some restorative justice measures for victims of sexual or domestic violence. Then an unexpected backlash stalled its plans

Preeti Jha

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Law and Government

November 01, 2024

A tale of two attorneys general

DAT Green

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Policy

November 01, 2024

Can Labour end violence against women?

Jessie Williams

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Law and Order

October 30, 2024

Chris Kaba didn’t need to die. Dangerous police tactics made it more likely he would

Sam Fowles

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Law

October 24, 2024

David Gauke’s sentencing review is the only way to tackle the prisons crisis

DAT Green

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David Gauke’s sentencing review is the only way to tackle the prisons crisis

DAT Green

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Law

October 19, 2024

‘You wouldn’t let a dog suffer like this’: should assisted dying be legal?

Prospect Team

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‘You wouldn’t let a dog suffer like this’: should assisted dying be legal?

Prospect Team

From the magazine

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Law

October 18, 2024

My father wanted to die—this is why the law should have allowed it

Alan Rusbridger

Law

My father wanted to die—this is why the law should have allowed it

Alan Rusbridger

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Law

October 17, 2024

The Chagos sovereignty deal shows the UK’s legal and diplomatic weakness

DAT Green

Law

The Chagos sovereignty deal shows the UK’s legal and diplomatic weakness

DAT Green

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Crime and Justice

October 04, 2024

Locking up climate protesters for throwing soup is the mark of a broken justice system

Alan Rusbridger

Crime and Justice

Locking up climate protesters for throwing soup is the mark of a broken justice system

Alan Rusbridger

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