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Procedure to recover the proceeds of foreign crime

Doctor to appear in court in UK's first gender abortion prosecution

A police cell is no place for a sick youngster

Max Clifford loses appeal to cut jail sentence for sex assaults

Foreign Office tells extradited grandfather to go back to US jail for vital medical treatment

Why Glamour magazine is asking women for 'domestic violence selfies'

Former News of the World executive Ian Edmondson jailed for phone hacking

Six Britons accused of running online drug market Silk Road 2.0

Conman who pretended to be quadriplegic for two years is jailed

Golden age of pro bono: retired lawyers make a difference

Spies eavesdropped on lawyers’ conversations with their clients

Magistrates won't be 'punch bag' for liberal groups, says chairman

QualitySolicitors founder departs

Documents reveal GCHQ spies targeted lawyers

Google has £1.6m war chest to fight ‘troll post’ test case

Expert witness critic says no need for regulation – yet

1,000 a day are denied legal help, top QC says

Law Society: don’t opt out of European arrest warrant

Britain seeks new prisoner deal with Ireland

Judge’s permission is needed for the right to assisted dying, peers decide

Bar Conference: fees row 'has turned corner' says Lavender

Theresa May: Fight Europe by all means, but not over this Arrest Warrant

Irish inmates may be sent home under EU prison transfers

City hedge fund manager faces jail for insider trading

I fought for my life after a car hit me, now I'm fighting to change...

Bar Conference: Level the advocacy playing field – barristers

Earl threatened to expose his ‘little scorpion’ of a daughter

Woman’s drinking while pregnant labelled ‘crime of violence’

Drinking while pregnant could be made illegal

Millionaire attacks wife's lover with cricket bat

Businesses face huge hike in wage bills after pay ruling

Lady in the Lake: New DNA could throw new light on crime, says family

Gerry McCann says 'every parent has lost their child, even if it is momentarily'

Ted Baker loses £5m after employee steals seven tonnes of clothes

City boss stole £78k to pay school fees

Legal aid form to be amended

What football managers and female executives have in common

Is being drunk in charge of a baby a crime?

Salman Rushdie's son convicted of drink-driving

Millionaire hotelier attacked wife's lover with son's cricket bat

Why eating cheese may turn mothers-to-be into criminals

Tony Stock: Court of Appeal on trial

Under threat but fighting back — what young barristers think

Jeremy Wright, QC: ‘The Bar needs a good friend in government’

Britain aims to force Germany to hand over flight passenger lists

Masked protestors fire fireworks at the Houses of Parliament

Ann Maguire murder: judge highlights dangers of 'internet loners' as he gives reasons for naming...

SRA warns firms could be liable for imposters

Heroism bill sees off attack in Lords

More than 200 prison keys lost across Britain

Tech giants reject GCHQ boss Robert Hannigan's call for deal with government

Failure to refer to alternatives invalidates public consultation