The top legal affairs news stories from the weekend
Coronavirus: Police could arrest people refusing quarantine in new emergency law [The Mirror]
A thread on human rights and the Coronavirus [Twitter]
This is a thread on human rights and the Coronavirus.
It will be a mixture of discussion, ideas and links and I will try to keep adding to it as things progress (THREAD)
— Adam Wagner (@AdamWagner1) March 15, 2020
Premier League could face legal action from relegated clubs if they decide to end the season as it stands as “they would be in breach of their own rules” [Mail Online]
Boots makes legal history after police let thief go [The Times]
Thousands of families who sought help for their kids with special needs are now trapped in a torturous legal process [BuzzFeed]
CPS failed to tell inspectors of internal review revealing rape case failings [The Guardian]
Ealing rape victim’s family donate £10,000 to legal claim against CPS [The Guardian]
Mother to seek judicial review over decision to keep schools open [ITV News]
David Davis wants to change the law to stop people being hit with historic tax demands [BuzzFeed]
UK litigation funders boost assets to £1.9bn [City A.M.]
US Democrat impeachment lawyer tests positive for coronavirus [Reuters]
Mills & Reeve seeks Legal Technologies Advisor [Legal Cheek Noticeboard]
“The capitalist world nears its end. The stock exchanges will fall and masses of paralegals will take the power.” [Legal Cheek Comments]
