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Rapist banned from working in legal profession

CPS is failing rape victims, say inspectors

Mother who took toddler to join Isil jailed for six years

Probe to examine potential racial bias in criminal justice

Falconer refers legal aid U-turn to spending watchdog

District judge 'overworked and bullied’

Solicitors welcome Gove’s legal aid retreat

How to: become a QC

Capita still falls short on court interpreting

Finality of decisions in Scottish criminal cases

SRA training shakeup will hit solicitor brand – survey

MoJ reveals 15 closed courts remain unsold

Soldiers told that unlawful killing charges dropped

Partners working 6.5 weeks extra per year, research shows

Bonuses up at Ministry of Justice

Fraud vitiates naturalisation

The world's most stupid criminals – in 60 seconds

Firm ordered to pay £230k after allegations of fabricating note

Human rights

Tribunal slashes SRA costs by £18k after 'excessive' prosecution

'Bedroom tax’ is discriminatory, appeal court rules

French justice minister sacked in terror clampdown row

BSB signals support for independent regulators

Insolvency directors take haircut over 'unfit’ conduct

Senior judges lambast government over court fees

Cherie Booth attacked for advising 'terrorism hotbed’

Society outlines 2020 vision

Britain 'breaks social rights’ by making migrants speak English

Scholar in visa row free to fly home

Family’s agony as trial collapses

Elderly crime fighters – Five pensioners who took on criminals

Facebook finds a loophole in language

Parliament live: judges face justice committee on court fees

New law failing to protect thousands of girls from FGM

Court of Appeal hears challenge over domestic violence legal aid

Firm’s vendor to pay £15,000 for over-selling profit prospects

'Novel and contentious’ payments continue to dog Legal Ombudsman

Heterosexual couple lose High Court bid for civil partnership

Princess Cristina of Spain loses legal battle to avoid tax fraud charges

MoJ faces compensation claims over legal aid U-turn

MoJ commercial arm 'made net £1.1m loss’

Veils should not be allowed in court, says Britain’s top judge

FCA to consult on in-house accountability

Civil partnerships: discrimination against opposite-sex couples

Lawyer of the week: Ben Cooper

Society warns SRA on disciplinary decisions

SFO director in the dock after Libor failures

On patrol with Britain's private police force

City firms back social mobility programme

Paroled double murderer wins anonymity

SFO defends Libor prosecutions after five acquitted

Australian pioneer suspends stock exchange listing