In the Media | Lccsa | Page 103

Latest News

Spy agency lawyers agree not to read intercepted emails in torture case

SFO seeks ?19m emergency cash as Tchenguiz puts pressure on funding

Backlog at European court of human rights falls below 100,000 cases

David Cameron: TV crime dramas show need for 'snooper's charter'

Senate and Justice Department move toward drug sentencing reform

Treasury stumps up extra cash for fraud

The Meredith Kercher case is framed by prejudice as much as evidence | Nick Richardson

Man jailed for trying to arrange child rape on webcam

Criminals resorting to antique guns as authorities crack down on firearm smuggling, say police

Tory MPs told to abstain on foreign criminal deportation vote

Fifth of unemployment benefit claimants have criminal record, say new figures

Drink driver tried to pay for fuel at petrol station even though he had not...

The machines have turned us into a nation of shoplifters | Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Labour calls for better laws to stop cyberbullying

Rachael Slack and son's murder could not be predicted, serious case review finds

Police arrest 29 after raids on UK's most dangerous 'Guns and Shanks' gang

Lee Rigby murder: Michael Adebolajo applies to appeal against conviction

The cost of corruption is a serious challenge for companies

Derby mother and baby murders were 'unpredictable' finds serious case review

Defence lawyers granted access to Fisa surveillance documents in terror case

People-smuggling gang jailed after Channel port arrests

Cameron faces Tory revolt over human rights laws

Ten remarkable jury cases

Mentoring: the first step on the ladder

Pupillages: how to give yourself the best chance

Qualification helps to formalise paralegal status

Cap training numbers, Bar chairman says

Talullah Wilson inquest: lessons to be learnt

Terror suspect challenges evidence obtained through bulk surveillance

Newly qualified salaries driven by US firms

Road to justice that led to an African prison cell

New ?hotspots? for trainee solicitors

Passionate about helping? Try the public sector

Focus on profits will undermine courts

Metropolitan police warned for acting on behalf of big business

Why Iceland wanted the bin theft case dropped | Malcolm Walker

Level of UK benefits inadequate, says Council of Europe

Prosecutors drop case against men caught taking food from Iceland bins

Rail chiefs? bonuses are too big, says judge

Magistrates ?older, whiter and far too middle-class?

Don't just sit there: Hughes wants helpers from bench

'Alternative' policing in some minority communities

Could prison gardening schemes be the key to rehabiliation?

Coercion defence used by Pryce to be scrapped

Public suspect cover ups by police, poll finds

Police stop and search rates in Scotland four times higher than in England

New 'fortified school' to house quarter of tearaways

Support for police discretion when responding to people cycling on the pavement

European judges draw the line between the private and the public

Police determined to root out those who undermine the integrity of the service

Soldier jailed for killing daughter after returning from Afghanistan

Undercover whistleblower Peter Francis gives evidence to official inquiry | Guardian Undercover Blog