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Convicted terrorist wins new round in human rights battle

Bored public schoolgirl on work experience started £1 million shop fire

Law Society excellence winners announced

Schoolgirl beats up her attacker in local park

Challenge on inquests legal aid

Barred from voting for a good reason

The police officers working as pall bearers, shop assistants and bee-keepers

Britain has largest legal aid budget in Europe, says report

Killers and rapists demand cash for losing their vote

Is this Britain's most prolific petrol thief?

Revealed: The killers and rapists among 1,000 criminals launching compensation claims over prisoner voting

Max Clifford appeals sentence

Revealed: The hitman, child rapist and serial killer who have gone to Strasbourg over prisoner...

Defendant in UK's first secret trial pleads guilty

Controversial police commissioner Ann Barnes faces watchdog inquiry

Court lifts £1.6m freezing order against City solicitor

Thousands of children are still at risk from sexual exploitation, figures show

Max Clifford to appeal sentence

Law firm creates 'in-house' barristers chambers

Cheating poker star loses £7.8m winnings

Bully trapped by camera in sunglasses

SFO faces fresh attempt at NCA merger

Legal stories in spotlight at BFI London Film Festival

Threat to Human Rights Act pits Tories against the lawyers

A question of justice: what’s un-British about freedom and equality?

Arsonist sets fire to own feet while torching nightclub

Chinese takeaway shut down after inspectors find 120 cockroaches

Fugitive 'lived the high life' until sunset photo gave the game away

Shop worker made thousands selling stolen shoes on ebay

Bahraini prince not immune from torture charge

Survey to test legal regulation costs ‘hypothesis’

Judicial review

Norway tops European legal aid spending table

Legal Aid- letter to MP

Response to MOJ Consultation

MOJ Consultation

Lawyer of the week: Adam Chapman

Legal aid cuts top concern for lawyers in Wales

Child abuse linked to witchcraft on the increase

Court of Appeal throws out QASA challenge

Prince Nasser of Bahrain torture ruling quashed by High Court

Is poor supervision for killers like Harry Street putting the public at risk?

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe defends police over Alice Gross search

PCSO walks between villages as he is not qualified to ride a bike

Faster and cheaper court access backed by MSPs

Cyber security training 'essential' for lawyers

Britons must accept loss of digital freedoms for safety, NCA boss warns

Calls for law to be changed after Broadmoor killer Barry Williams is released without supervision

Sky News reporter was just doing his job

It's never OK to troll anyone – even a troll

Cannabis as addictive as heroin, major new study finds

Get tough on revenge porn, prosecutors told