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Legal profession revolution begins

Motorman files show Fleet Street paid ?1.2m to private investigator

Discrimination is no excuse to commit burglary, judge tells gypsy

Jean-Paul Guerlain fined for racist TV comment

Companies suffer as fraud losses hit A^?73bn

New legal system for Wales proposed

Weird Cases: judge not crazy about mad act

Cameras in court: justice?s loss or gain?

IPCC calls for change in law on secret police evidence after Mark Duggan shooting

Gary McKinnon 'mentally fit enough to be extradited', claims report

Welsh Pc in drugs arrest blunder after confusing Australian laws on internet

Paedophiles 'groom' children for sex online in just eight minutes

Seven workmen 'hit by black cab' after row

Paedophile caught after victim takes picture using Nintendo game

Inquiry launched after ?113,000 stolen from police station

Olympics warning

Report urges reform of human rights court

?SupplyCo? could help barristers get work back from solicitor-advocates

Political split on Welsh jurisdiction

Deputy district judge competition hit by IT glitches

Solicitors: more efficient, competitive and easier to access

Ken's law: if you steal, the bailiffs will make you pay

Top lawyer faces jail term over 'phantom flights' fraud

TV cameras 'to be allowed in court'

Coroner rules father used 'justified' force to kill burglar

Stronger community sentences for criminals, Ken Clarke says

Lawyers welcome planning policy reform

RAF worker with gun was 'prat', says judge

Facebook flirt, 47, jailed over sex with boy, 15, in Jeep

?Difficult? year ahead for ABS hopeful

ABS trailblazers revealed

Recovering costs where both parties have succeeded in some of their arguments

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Child abduction

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Punishment and reform

Scheme to extend secret trial are too widely drawn, says ex-minister

Make Google censor illegal online chatter, say MPs

Student jailed over Fabrice Muamba tweet

Peter Hain faces 'obscure' contempt charge over memoirs

Former News of the World reporter cleared of hacking allegations

Poor parenting to blame for London riots, report says

?Kettling? within police cordon not a deprivation of liberty

Offending court officials face the sack with no right of reply

?Tie-breaker? law could give women the edge in battle to become top judges

Accountant cleared of fraud fights to see secret evidence

Stockwell shooting: Thusha Kamaleswaran's family 'happy justice has been done'

Three guilty of Stockwell shooting which left five-year-old girl paralysed

Consultation opens on jurisdiction for Wales

Advocate quality deal leaves plea-only question unsettled

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