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Theresa May: New moves towards time limits for suspects placed on police bail

Alternative legal careers: devoted to fighting miscarriages of justice

Inside the mind of a stalker. Warning: nothing about this story is 'romantic'

Revealed: The police forces most likely to Taser you

As it happened: Chris Grayling on role of lord chancellor

'Parking' suspects on indefinite bail is unjust

Listen up Theresa May. It's time to get emotional about domestic abuse

Battle for trainees is big business

ECHR ‘no guarantee’ of rights respect – attorney general

Girl kept as slave awarded £100,000 compensation

Non-lawyer lord chancellor is a ‘benefit’ – Grayling

Police staff to be balloted for strike action in row over pay

Solicitors welcome plan to limit pre-charge bail

10 Injudicious judges

Rapes now at their highest ever level, ONS figures reveal

Diversity scheme opens the law to all

Imposing time limit on police bail will end ordeal of suspects in ‘legal limbo’

Judy Finnigan row: We need to change how we talk about rape

Ched Evans's girlfriend: 'Why I stood by rapist footballer'

DPP defends hacking of journalists’ contacts

Mother of Mark Duggan fails to oveturn ruling he was 'lawfully killed'

Struck-off solicitor jailed for 12 years

Show us your evidence, Society tells MoJ consultation

Undercover police needs wide-ranging reform, says official watchdog

Virgin pilot jailed for £30 million mortgage fraud

Children are being abused an hour after being groomed online, Rotherham sex abuse scandal expert...

Top firm websites lack mobility

First secret terror case gets under way

Blackmailer tried to extort £125 ransom from parents in kidnap ploy

Foreign robber loses 'family life' human rights claim

Avon and Somerset police chief Nick Gargan faces no charges over emails

'Goldilocks' burglar found asleep in elderly couple's bed

MSB expanding in Liverpool

Nude photo leak: Now the hackers are going after children on Snapchat

MoJ’s legal aid plans blasted by its own consultant

Guide to responding to the MOJ Consultation

Tania Clarence will not face murder charges over children's deaths

Childrens' groups speak out against new 'borstal'

Scheme to speed up multi-tracks

More QASA delay calls

SRA ponders data publication rule

New hotline launched in bid to spot gun owners at risk of committing gun massacres

Ripa: Curbs on police hacking journalist phones to find story sources

Trojan Horse 'just the tip of the iceberg'

Author's opposing views on copycat killers

Operation Yewtree: Paul Gambaccini describes year of trauma after he is told he will not...

Google agrees 6,000 requests to be forgotten

European human rights have benefited UK, says Lord Neuberger

The real Fast and Furious

Mother of legal highs' victim urges Prime Minister to publish vital report

SRA warning on money laundering

Convicted terrorist wins new round in human rights battle