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CPS warns barristers against taking part in legal aid protest

Good Legal Aid gave me faith in justice and the legal system. I fear for...

CPS warns barristers against taking part in aid protest

Irwin Mitchell buys ex-Halliwells unit

Written evidence call over justice bill

Official report backs devolved justice powers for Wales

Legal aid lawyer nominations open

LLPs warned on tax avoidance crackdown

Midlands courts hit hard in closures

‘Seismic’ changes for employment lawyers

Call for ‘Nordic law’ to protect women in the sex industry

Seven law firms make ‘best employers’ list

Firms warned following attempted hack on SRA

Sell danger drugs on the high street, says minister

Heckling and howling MSPs rebuked after justice debate

Angry barristers to strike as ‘significant’ legal aid cuts are confirmed

Crisis in ‘shrinking and ageing’ magistracy

One punch death 'no big deal' says killer's mother

The price of just one punch

Tony Blair's government struck secret deal with Sinn Fein, says Lord Trimble

ABS pioneer sold to listed claims handler in £43m deal

Grayling unveils final package of criminal legal aid reforms

Sheep rustlers return to the moors

Number of magistrates down by 1,800

There's no justice for those who fought the IRA

Magistrates in Wales and England 'older and less diverse', study finds

Prosecutors pledge fresh pursuit of historical abuse cases

Report puts 10,000 women and children at risk of death or injury

One punch killers 'receive average sentences of less than four years'

Lobbying by paedophile campaign revealed

‘Magistrates are older and less diverse than 15 years ago’

Doing deals to avoid prosecution: which company will be first?

Policing lawyers: costly and complex

Does Pistorius trial tell us anything about cameras in court?

Lee Rigby murder: the judge's sentencing speech in full

Weird cases: when is ‘annoying’ a crime?

Plebgate police officers sacked over Andrew Mitchell dispute

Lee Rigby murderers sentenced to life in prison

Women prisoners: Sex in prison is commonplace, the male inmates just hide it more than...

Why I support giving water cannon to London's police | Stephen Greenhalgh

Attorney General considers whether single punch killing sentence was 'too lenient'

Sir Hugh Orde comments on Hyde Park Bombing judgement

I'm prepared to confess all, but only when the time's right

Hyde Park bombing: a shabby compromise in the place of justice

Clive Mantle 'shell shocked' after two men cleared of attack

Man jailed for killing pedestrian with punch

One punch killer sentence 'a joke', says victim's mother

Tory MP Peter Bone denies fraud allegations

Paedophilia: taking liberties | Editorial

Why are we so obsessed with female killers?

Judge asks attorney general to intervene in VHCCs