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Value of proper purpose rule during corporate raid

Jurisdiction tug-of-war over criminal legal aid challenges

Official statistics show 'no economic case for fee cut’

Bogus barrister disbarred

New guidance on immigration offences

More than 80 scammers convicted in £760,000 'crash for cash' fraud

LCJ refers silk to regulator over 'ill-judged’ humour

Ombudsman misses performance targets – again

Only 4% of criminal courts charges paid within a month

Crime work 'unaffordable’ for young barristers, warns bar

Steep rise in court fees confirmed

Five new directors to join the SRA

Lawyer of the week: Crispin Aylett, QC

Lord Judge: Judges have a duty to defend the unpopular

CoA warns judges against 'unlawful’ waiving of courts charge

'Naïve’ solicitor suspended over unauthorised ABS

DPP under fire at justice committee

Second Leveson inquiry is abandoned

DPP accused of presiding over a shambles

LCJ refers 'incompetent' criminal solicitors to SRA

Bar warns solicitors’ agents against 'illegal’ court appearances

Law Society condemns SRA’s central exam plan

Liverpool solicitor wins legal action over arrest

Boy racers face threat of £1,000 fines

Companies 'must bolster cybersecurity defence’, lawyers warn

Legal aid delay 'not satisfactory excuse’ for JR appeals extension

City traders jailed over film tax scam

Terror threats 'used to curtail human rights’, activist warns

More cases to be heard by magistrates

Paedophile groomers given cautions

Laws on corporate criminal liability for economic crime 'woefully inadequate’

Right to anonymity: fallout from DPAs on third parties

SRA under fire for centralised exam proposal

Contempt of parliament — and a denial of justice

What Star Wars tells us about law, justice and order

Police have limited understanding of 'honour’ crimes

David Pannick: wanted — a legal aid fund that meets needs of ordinary citizens

Assault case teacher is cleared on appeal

MoJ urged to probe impact of 'religion-based law’

Legal executives' watchdog eyes ABSs

Gove asks magistrates to reconsider resignations over criminal courts charge

Time not ripe for regulatory reform, says bar chief

SRA proposes central exam for all trainees

Lord Janner ruled unfit to stand trial for child abuse

Solicitor jailed for five years for fraud

City firms tackle 'not posh enough’ barrier

Severe weather forces court closures

High court clears way for legal aid contract challenge

Bank’s equitable interest in home

Bill of rights delayed

Hunt case collapses over expert’s 'bias’

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