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Consolidated accounts of the local probation boards 2009-2010

Ministry of Justice public bodies 2010

Ministerial returns 1 August – 30 September 2010

Peter Erlinder, Leading Defence Counsel released from custody in Rwanda

SAHCA member appointed to the Sentencing Council

SAHCA member wins Family Legal Aid Lawyer 2010

SAHCA member victim of Cumbrian shooting

Lead Defence Counsel arrested in Rwanda

Former solicitors appointed as Circuit Court Judges

Ken Clarke is a good fit for the Ministry of Justice

CPS slows recruitment of in-house Crown advocates

SAHCA member appointed QC

Mahad v Entry Clearance Officer, Ali and another v Same, Ismail and another v Same,...

Jewish school loses places fight

Binyam Mohamed: Foreign Office in partial climbdown over redacted documents

Britain's judicial system is being used to help the bad guys

Outcry over plan to give attorney general veto on war crimes warrants

Gary McKinnon 'must answer serious criminal charges', Home Secretary says

Solicitors ?to profit? from instructing barristers following BSB rule changes

European Court of Human Rights in 'crisis'

Judiciary must speak out on 'parlous state of family law'

A former accountant with an 'obsessional hatred' of the legal profession has been jailed indefinitely...

Millionaire who fought off a knife-wielding burglar is jailed (while the intruder is let off)

Miliband attacks judges over torture ruling

Miliband attacks judges over torture ruling

Government to review use of cautions

Police ?should have reason to stop pictures being taken?

National Ability SA v Tinna Oils & Chemicals Ltd [2009] EWCA Civ 1330; [2009] WLR...

Top detective to re-examine Essex concrete-mixer death of Lee Balkwell

A blight that shames the justice system

Fake forensic scientist jailed for sex attacks

Binyam Mohamed case: David Miliband steps up bid to hide proof of torture

British involvement in Iraq war blamed on Blair?s ?sycophancy?

CPS defends secret proceedings that heard evidence of torture complicity

A year of gagging, and fightbacks

Barratt Homes Ltd v Dwr Cymru Cyfyngedig (Welsh Water) [2009] UKSC 13; [2009] WLR (D)...

UK 'failing to protect workers from discrimination', claims Europe

Disgraced Londonderry lawyer Sandhu loses appeal

Using intercept evidence in court 'not yet viable'

Supreme Court unlocks 100s of asylum age disputes

OFT faces new legal fight as builders line up to challenge their fines for bid-rigging

Law school BPP accused of exploiting demand to rake in more fees.

Axe may fall on 5,000 City lawyers in fresh round of cuts

Litigation lies told every day

Legal groups publish ?manifesto for justice?

Unmarried couples need new legal rights, says reform judge

Loss of court reporters is a blow to open justice

Libel law analysis

Super-injunctions do limit freedom of speech, Speaker's lawyers advise

Senior Judges to ?simplify? Court of Protection

24-year-old is first to be given drinking banning order

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