The High Court has heard that a British Student facing trial and possible imprisonment in the US has struck a deal to avoid extradition after being accused of breaking copyright laws by the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.
Read moreMinimum Price For Alcohol Could Be Illegal
As Prime Minister David Cameron pushes ahead with plans to introduce a ban on the sale of alcohol for less than 45p per unit, the European Commission is warning that this contravenes the laws of free movement of goods.
Read moreCap For Payday Loans
The Government has announced that it will change the law to allow a cap to be imposed on the interest rates charged for so-called “payday loans”, which can be as high as 4,000 per cent.
Read moreContempt Laws Under Consultation
The Law Commission launched a consultation yesterday on the effectiveness of the contempt laws inEnglandandWalesnow that so many people use social media and blogs.
Read moreFacebook Clarifies Copyright After Hoax Goes Viral
A hoax warning about copyright on Facebook has gone viral after tens of thousands of people copied and pasted a statement on their timelines asserting full copyright over their posted content.
Read moreInternet Controls On Verge Of Change
As international governments are set to agree a new information and communications treaty early next month, Euro MPs have warned that the United Nations should not be allowed to take control of the internet.
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