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First woman set to be senior presiding judge

Drunk man tries to have sex with postbox

TTIP talks expose 'dark arts' of corporate lawyers

More ‘respect and dignity’ for mental health patients

Criminal legal aid information 'not perfect but sufficient' – MoJ

Teacher Stuart Kerner launches appeal against conviction for having sex with pupil

Defective legal basis not invalidating EU decision

Judge investigated for grooming comment

MI5 joins forces with Blue Peter to find mini-spies

Sikh wins compensation over prison turban challenge

Policeman jumps on car bonnet to catch drug courier

Beggar uses card reader to take donations

AG considers unduly lenient sentence scope after teacher case

Roadside drug test for cocaine and cannabis given go-ahead

Pull over expensive cars after midnight, police told

My teacher raped me – could I now be accused of grooming him?

Legal execs' regulator sets sights on solicitor firms

Boy, 11, responsible for one town's "crime wave" wanted to be bank manager

SRA warning after increase in misuse of client account

Boy, 16, locked up for murdering man who tried to stop him getting into more...

Hefty solicitors’ fees cut to pay barristers

Grayling's legal aid reforms 'irrational', Law Society argues

JR Update & Skeleton Argument 15/01/2015

It is time to update the law to stop emotional cruelty to children

Weird cases: trainers as legal tender

Girl victims of ‘great evil’ of FGM to be put in care

'Groomed' teacher who walked free could face re-trial

New warning over abuse of prescription drugs

Would-be robber goes back to help after knocking over disabled victim

From Dickens to digital – the courts join the IT revolution

Leader of heroin Cornish pasty smuggling gang is detained in Spain

Ian Watkins child abuse: Ex-girlfriend cleared over indecent images

Insurance companies 'suppressed facts' about child sex abuse

East London café threatened for placing Je Suis Charlie sign outside

Tulisa Constavlos loses appeal over assault conviction

Teacher 'groomed' by pupil he had sex with is spared jail

Five solicitors among 93 new QCs

Saudi lawyer faces five more years jail for sedition

Parents discover children's Facebook photos on Russian paedophile website

Are men natural born criminals? The prison numbers don't lie

Paedophile who abused girl in Hamley's in front of grandmother faces jail

Sleeping policemen: Officers could be allowed to doze on duty

Broadchurch plot laughed out of court

Up to 5,000 Europeans pose terror threat after going abroad to fight jihad

True freedom is rarely painless or comfortable

Fantasist aristocrat impersonator jailed for fraud

Partnership creates ‘law degree with apprenticeship’

Neighbours convicted of felling another man's clematis

Survey shows anti-Semitic views are common among Britons

One in three UK female students sexually assaulted or abused on campus

Mother not criminally liable for alcohol damage to foetus

Grayling secures MPs' backing for JR reforms