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Plan to block armed forces from human rights laws

Old Master is part of family furniture, judges decide

Judge demands fewer secret court cases

Mental capacity legislation hits ‘rock bottom’

Post-Hudson: what now for the Law Society?

Supreme Court affirms rights of ‘gilded cage’ detainees

Credit crunch claims start to bite

Ministry ticked off over barrister earnings claim

More ‘days of action’ on legal aid

Practitioner groups poised to escalate legal aid protest

MoJ spent £3m on legal advice for probation privatisation

Ministers used dodgy figures to justify cuts in legal aid, statistics chief claims

Dire warnings on criminal justice as fee cuts bite

An assurance wrongly given and allegations of serious crimes

Time to tackle the scandal of waste in the criminal courts

Ministry ticked off over barristers’ earning claim

High Court disallows funding for homelessness cases

Solicitor and firm numbers holding up, SRA figures show

Society: private practice gender pay gap widens

‘Extremely dangerous’ mafia fugitive escapes extradition from Britain

‘Inadequate resources’ blamed for Strasbourg overload

Neuberger: clients prefer ‘testosterone-driven men’

EU-wide public prosecutor’s office backed

Hertfordshire firm goes into liquidation

Charities to appeal prisoners aid ruling

American lawyers refused to testify, court told

Guidance for legal aid solicitors hit by cuts

Cyber threat warning to small law firms

Tsol on hiring spree

New SRA boss to review ‘burden of regulation’

Council offers ‘shared legal services’

Procedure for seeking disclosure of journalistic material

‘Serious misconduct’ finding against senior judge

Judge steps down over falsified diary

Law Society chief executive to retire

Call for overhaul of exceptional funding scheme

MoJ singled out in damning review of contracting

Call for criminal charges after helicopter firm criticised over North Sea tragedy

Jackson reforms threaten justice, says Law Society

Met gives up court block on officers’ love affairs

Questions raised over SFO’s withdrawal from fraud trial

Blunkett sorry for flexible jail terms

Liberal straitjacket is ‘stifling free speech’

BME solicitors more harshly treated – but SRA cleared of racism

Juries are up to the job — whether complex fraud or simple theft

Inquiry into inquiries: it’s time to learn from past mistakes

G4S and Serco reveal profit hit over electronic tagging

Jailed solicitor struck off after £2m client theft

Grayling rules out privatised courts

Judge is unmoved by criticism over holding abused girl in cell

Bank brings in top lawyer to lead forex investigation

Judge blasts ‘wasteful’ Legal Aid Agency