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HMRC powers becoming Orwellian as tax avoidance paranoia continues

Paedophiles have 'nowhere to hide' as spies and police target 'dark web'

The sharing economy: why a new legal framework is needed

Jury struggles to follow the whole truth

HMRC urges solicitors to settle unpaid tax

Paralegal power launched in the Lords

Murder, mystery, mayhem — and cricket

Scout Association facing more than 50 sex abuse claims since Savile

Thieves steal half of an aircraft hangar

'Force banks to report fraud', says senior police officer

Woman gave evidence for an hour before court noticed she wasn’t speaking English

'Snooper's charter' will help defeat paedophiles, says Theresa May

Venerable London law firms to merge

'Drug bombers' target Christmas shoppers at cash points, police warn

Paedophile and armed robber win compensation for jail delay

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Society opens new front on legal aid cuts

Breaking: Society opens new front on legal aid cuts

Minister tells judges to keep out of legal aid disputes

Law students help clear innocent man

Paedophile freed after judges say his sentence was unlawful

Limit to ombudsman’s jurisdiction

Imposing whole life orders

De Freitas rape case: CPS defends decision to prosecute bipolar complainant who killed herself

Eleanor de Freitas rape case: victim wrote of her 'disbelief' at prosecution

Sun reporter Nick Parker cleared of aiding misconduct over MP's phone

Murder conviction is quashed after law students investigate case

Public-access barrister named as 'a risk' to clients

Fraudsters jailed over biofuels scam

‘Barefaced lies’ about Iraqi war crimes cost £30m, says Fallon

Airport policeman stole wallet then threatened to deport victim

Armed police officers 'have a £50k bounty on their heads'

Magistrates hit back at threat to tradition of trial by peers

Shrien Dewani trial: Why are legal systems weighed in favour of those standing trial?

Man bites dog

Engagement ring stolen on wedding day replaced for free by jeweller

Grayling admits misleading parliament as JR reforms defeated again

Shrien Dewani: How revelations of a gay double life and liaisons with male prostitutes helped...

Diplomats who ran tax-free tobacconist from the Gambian embassy found guilty

IT failure throws courts into ‘chaos’

Government kicks absestos review into long grass

New police courts 'can speed up justice'

First police force faces 'going out of business'

Quindell calls in accountants to review cash plans

Criminals breaching community orders 'should be jailed for a week'

How money is divided among police forces

Crime figures: true picture may be worse than feared, says think-tank report

Mother who alerted police to British jihadist son feels 'betrayed' over his 12-year sentence

Judge said victim called Patel could only work in a shop

Theresa May cancels family's British citizenship

Judges suffer injustice of having to make their own packed lunch

Saudi prince required to sign disclosure document