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Watch Legal Aid lawyers protest in Westminster

Legal Aid Cuts – BBC Drivetime with Eddie Nestor

Grim verdict delivered over deep cuts to legal aid

Legal aid cuts: 'Justice will become a luxury, not a right'

Legal aid: the quiet death of English justice

Lawyers warned over capital allowance changes

High Court backs Legal Ombudsman over barrister complaint

Prisoner legal aid challenge

‘Brain drain’ fear as legal diversity stagnates

Two centuries on, Caribbean leaders prepare to sue Britain over slave trade

Alleged abuser’s grandchild is taken away

‘Rwandan genocide’ preacher puts faith in UK justice

US charges Dewey & LeBoeuf five with $150m fraud

Expert reports a matter of evidence and procedure

Allianz joins insurers’ rush to secure ABS licence

Society legal aid roadshows

Domestic violence law rolls out on International Women’s Day

Stephen Lawrence’s brother would help investigate Met

Solicitor scheme for school leavers

Women’s talents ‘woefully underused’ in legal profession

Clare’s law takes effect

Detective who rode off into sunshine

Rape victims could get chance to give evidence by video link

MoJ rubber-stamps new licensing powers

Licence fee evasion may not be criminal

Lawrence family want Met chiefs to face questions on cover-up of crucial evidence

No defence to speedway noise nuisance claim

Thousands of lawyers protest against legal aid cuts

Cherie Blair backs barristers’ nationwide walkout against legal aid cuts

Grieve acts on plea over unrepresented defendants

Criminal lawyers warn of 'advice deserts' as they stage walk-out

The Pistorius trial: the way forward for cameras in court

Supreme Court: how justices decide their cases

When the Holocaust survivor met the legal assistant

A far from academic contribution to opening Supreme Court doors

Judges attack plan to turn courts into highly profitable businesses

Merger rush presents new risks, says SRA report

Spear-phishing warning over bogus SRA emails

‘Patchy’ progress on diversity, JAC chair admits

British police chief seeks top Interpol job

The Bar & solicitors stand united against the cuts to legal aid

Hundreds still defy SRA on diversity data

Overhaul the legal system, says top judge

Fury as judge imprisons child sex victim for 20 hours

Justice lets down a 15-year-old sex victim

Regulators must not restrict numbers, says Legal Services Board

Court fee plans ‘herald justice for those who can pay’

SRA admits it cannot prevent scam emails

Court fee plans herald justice for those who can pay – senior judges

Cuts require fundamental rethink, says lord chief

Non-recent cases review

Fraud claim against stranger to trust time barred