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Struck-off and jailed

Leytonstone terror attack: Concerns over lack of armed officers

Rough justice: barrister accused over cull of golf club members

Solicitor opts for Barco escrow scheme

Advice for small firms

Breaking: Michael Gove scraps criminal courts charge

High Court to rule on legal aid JR

Gove bows to critics and scraps court fees charged to criminals

Judges to help offenders beat addictions in 'problem-solving courts’

Charity to pilot 'honorary counsel'

Firm makes 'take all the leave you want' policy permanent

Regulator highlights lack of standards in forensics

Barrister suspended for 18 months for acting without PC

'I think I would want to be tried by a jury rather than a judge’

Law firm directors sanctioned for 'holding back’ payments

Sweett admits paying bribes

Legal professional privilege under pressure

£2,000 SRA fine for first breach by solicitor of referral fee ban

Gove confirms British bill of rights consultation next year

Lawyers warned against 'pseudo-cooperation’ in DPAs

Gary Slapper: Why perjury matters — false testimony can ruin lives

SRA backs government ambition for independent regulators

Does first DPA herald clean-up of market?

Law centres levying fees to keep going

Solicitors 'should explain choice of advocate’

In-house advocates 'do not represent conflict of interest’ – Society

Libor trader challenges guilty verdict and 14-year jail term

High Court pioneer

Bar concerned by low uptake of entities

Complaints about lawyers tumble as LeO reviews publication policy

Bribery case prompts first deferred prosecution

Partners fined for 'crass’ sexual emails about female colleague

Treasury proposes new shakeup of legal regulation

Money laundering awareness campaign kicks off

Greedy solicitor charged fee to attend funeral

Fading socialite who took overdose has right to die, court rules

Bar consults on pupillage gateway change

Barrister fined for jury contact

Jailed former solicitor showed 'little empathy’ for vulnerable

'Gratuitously rude’ judge stays in post after conduct probe

Judge questions 'astonishing' £1.3m for consultancy fees

'Punchy’ debut for deferred prosecution agreements

Criminals’ right to family life will not prevent deportation

Legal aid residence test ruled lawful

Bar figures highlight dismal prospects for trainees

Watch: Nottinghamshire police officer filmed 'texting on mobile' while driving force van

Leading Turkish human rights lawyer assassinated

Out of Court: Madam Justice McBride

David Pannick: Answer to non-violent extremism is not less free speech but more

Foreign asylum claim material can be used in UK prosecution

Spurned actress faked kidnapping to win back lover

Children 'failed by the criminal justice system’