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Five killers including triple murderer who smothered his baby have jail terms reviewed by judges

Arthur Labinjo-Hughes’ murderer, Emma Tustin, is being considered for a whole life order

The Independent UK

Court of Appeal to review Wayne Couzens and other killers’ sentences

Senior judges will hear challenges or appeals to the sentences of five killers, including the whole-life term for the killer of Sarah Everard.

The Independent UK

Met Police seeks to challenge High Court ruling over Sarah Everard vigil

The Metropolitan Police is seeking another bid to challenge the High Court’s ruling over the Sarah Everard vigil.

Evening Standard

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Met seeks further bid to challenge high court ruling on Sarah Everard vigil

Scotland Yard seeking permission from court of appeal to challenge ruling that Met’s decisions in run-up to vigil were ‘not in accordance with the law’

The Guardian - UK

Met seeks further bid to challenge High Court ruling over Sarah Everard vigil

Scotland Yard confirmed on Friday evening that they are now seeking permission from the Court of Appeal to challenge the High Court decision.

The Independent UK

Mr Moonlight's daughter says killer Patrick Quirke's bid for freedom is 'act of mouse squealing in a trap'

Exclusive: The daughter of murdered DJ Bobby ‘Mr Moonlight’ Ryan said she wasn’t shocked that Patrick Quirke was appealing again — but she firmly believes he will fail, and that this is only the desperate action of a guilty man

Irish Mirror

Court dismisses final appeal in Singapore death row case

The Singapore Court of Appeal on Tuesday dismissed a legal challenge filed by Nagaenthran Dharmalingam’s mother

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Unionists welcome move to refer NI Protocol legal challenge to Supreme Court

Northern Ireland’s Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan has granted leave to appeal a ruling that the post-Brexit trading arrangement is lawful.

The Independent UK

Wrongly convicted subpostmasters still awaiting compensation one year on

Neil Hudgell, the lawyer leading compensation negotiations, has called for cases to be settled by the end of the year.

The Independent UK

Government vows to jail asylum seekers for steering dinghies across English Channel despite UN warning

UN Refugee Agency says asylum seekers who steer dinghies for no financial gain ‘are not smugglers and should not be prosecuted as such’

The Independent UK

Queensland bailiffs undergo training review after 'foolish' exchange with Gold Coast juror in rape trial

A "comprehensive review" into how Queensland court bailiffs are trained is underway following an officer's exchange with a juror partly leading to an appeal court quashing the rape convictions of a Gold Coast man and ordering a retrial.

ABC News

Every misleading statement Boris Johnson has made to parliament since the general election

Misleading the country: The prime minister has failed formally to correct at least 17 false statements since the 2019 general election

The Independent UK

Trial of Extinction Rebellion co-founder delayed pending High Court judgment

Gail Bradbrook, 49, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court on Tuesday accused of causing £27,500 in damage to the Department for Transport building.

The Independent UK

Matthew Camenzuli ordered to pay costs in legal battle over NSW Liberal preselections

A NSW court orders ousted Liberal member Matthew Camenzuli to pay costs after his failed legal challenge over federal preselections, with Scott Morrison among those he'll have to compensate.

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Evening Standard

Colston four statue-toppling case to be reviewed by Court of Appeal

The four were cleared were cleared in court last January for their roles in toppling the statue of the slave trader in Bristol

Manchester Evening News

Triple murderer could have sentence increased after review

Jordan Monaghan was sentenced to at least 40 years imprisonment after killing his two children and partner in three different incidents across six years

Bristol Post

Colston 4 lawyer says Attorney General is 'stoking up culture war' with Court of Appeal move

“This decision from the Attorney General is extremely disappointing and should give everyone who cares about the integrity of our legal system cause for concern"

AAP

High Court restores lawyer's PTSD damages

The High Court has reinstated a $435,000 damages payout to a Victorian lawyer whose exposure to depraved sexual offence cases was linked to a PTSD diagnosis.

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The Independent UK

Attorney General refers Colston statue case to Court of Appeal to ‘clarify the law’ on protests

Any future ruling will not impact four defendants’ acquittals but Suella Braverman said it was ‘in the public interest to clarify the points of law’

Bristol Post

Attorney General has referred the Colston 4 verdict to the Court of Appeal

"It is in the public interest to clarify the points of law raised in these cases for the future"

The Independent UK

Colston statue case referred to Court of Appeal over legal direction

Suella Braverman wants clarification on the use of human rights as a defence in cases where a defendant is accused of criminal damage.

Evening Standard

Man who raped girl, 12, he met on Tinder has ‘unduly lenient’ sentence changed

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Evening Standard

Sarah Everard vigil: Met police lose bid to challenge High Court ruling

High Court judges have refused permission to appeal against their findings the force breached the rights of organisers of a planned vigil

The Independent UK

Met Police lose bid to challenge High Court ruling over Sarah Everard vigil

High Court judges have refused permission to appeal against their findings the force breached the rights of organisers of a planned vigil.

Manchester Evening News

Gangster brothers win appeal on technicality after paperwork blunder

The Crown Prosecution Service made an error with its paperwork against the Shirley brothers

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