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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.

The Independent UK

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.

ABC News

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.

The Independent UK

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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.

Bangkok Post

UK Government faces High Court battle over Saudi Arabia arms sales

Campaign Against Arms Trade won a similar fight in 2019

Wales Online

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

Daily Mirror

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

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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

Evening Standard

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

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

The Independent UK

"I am innocent - now I have the chance to prove it" says man who spent 17 years in jail for rape

"I only have one life and so far 20 years of it has been stolen from me."

Manchester Evening News

Millions of benefits claimants to miss out on backdated £720 after landmark court case

A number of benefit claimants took legal action claiming that some pandemic-related increases were 'discriminatory'

Wales Online

DWP legacy benefits claimant will not receive £20 uplift as Appeal Court dismisses case

Lawyers argued they faced the same financial pressures as those on Universal Credit so they should have been treated the same

Chronicle Live

DWP appeal outcome as millions missed out on extra £1,500

Millions of people on legacy benefits were not given a cash boost

Liverpool Echo

Millions of benefit claimants to miss out on £720 in backdated payments after court ruling

The Department for Work and Pensions was taken to the High Court by four legacy benefit claimants

Nottingham Post

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Daily Record

Legacy benefit claimants will not receive £20 weekly uplift back payments following new appeal outcome

The legal appeal over the £20 Universal Credit uplift during the pandemic has been dismissed.

Irish Mirror

State claims violent rapist got extraordinarily lenient sentence because he can't speak English

The State has appealed his sentence after a woman with an intellectual disability was raped and falsely imprisoned

The Independent UK

UK plan to send migrants to Rwanda faces new court challenge

British judges have given the go-ahead for the Court of Appeal to consider challenges to the British government’s plan to send some asylum-seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda

The National (Scotland)

Lawfulness of Tories' Rwanda deportation policy to be challenged in appeal court

THE High Court’s ruling that the Tories’ plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda is lawful is set to be challenged.

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Evening Standard

Scheme to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda to be considered by Court of Appeal

A number of individuals and charity Asylum Aid have been given the go-ahead to appeal against a ruling in December that found the scheme was ‘lawful’

Daily Mirror

Fresh blow to controversial Rwanda project as campaigners given right to appeal

Today the High Court said a ruling on the controversial scheme, which would see asylum seekers sent to Rwanda, could be considered by the Court of Appeal

The Independent UK

Court of Appeal to reconsider ruling that Rwanda policy to deport asylum seekers is lawful

Claimants to argue assurances by Rwandan government do not ‘provide sufficient guarantee’ of safety

Evening Standard

Islington: Killer rapist jailed for life in oldest double jeopardy case

Dennis McGrory was convicted of murder decades after attacking 15-year-old Jacqui Montgomery

Liverpool Echo

Teenager who stabbed violent racist thugs set free after appeal

Ibrahim Sarjo, who had no previous convictions, had his sentence suspended due to "exceptional circumstances" of the case

Liverpool Echo

Killer who drove ex-girlfriend to her own grave won't have prison sentence extended

Andrew Burfield was sentenced to 32 years for the murder of Katie Kenyon

Newsroom.co.nz

Funding fight for parents of disabled children continues

A court case to determine whether the government should be deemed the employer of people caring for their disabled family members has been pushed into 2023. Emma Hatton reports on how a simple employment question has become so complicated.

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