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Barry O'Farrell's new 'one-punch laws' will not serve justice | Andrew Tiedt

Law students should be prepared for fierce competition after graduating

Bar chief urges cap on training numbers

Criminal lawyers consider further protest action

?TripAdvisor-style? legal rating site goes live

Wrongful convictions resulting from undercover police operations back in the spotlight | Guardian Undercover Blog

Firms ?must question origin of foreign clients? funds?

Government recruits lawyers for legal aid

Iraq war crimes claims

More penalties for prostitution won't help victims of human trafficking | Ivy Suriyopas

Police admit they should have reviewed tactic used in Mark Duggan case

Review of the Police Federation: part of the process of modernising the organisation

Suicide and murder rate in British prisons at highest level for years

Justice secretary puts back probation service privatisation deadline

Challenge to advocacy quality scheme fails

Public Defender Service appoints two more QCs

Met Police admits failing to review tactic employed in Duggan shooting

Businesses and retailers recognise the need for drastic change in dealing with business crime

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Pakistan drone strike relative loses GCHQ court case

Police apologise to Andrew Mitchell for plebgate affair

Woman who lured man to 'inhuman' torture by offering sex is spared jail

Why so many find the Mark Duggan verdict hard to accept | Matthew Ryder

Obama says marijuana is a bad habit but minorities are unfairly punished

Nauru deports its only magistrate and bars chief justice from entering country

Designer shoplifting helps speed up high street decline

Police work hard to build relationships with all members of our communities

Runaway criminals face extra punishment under new offence

Communities 'taking law into their own hands', says police chief inspector

Mass cull on high street as 136 firms closed

Facebook not covered by anonymity order

MORRIS v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2014)

R v RYAN MCGREECHAN (2014)

R v RYAN MCGREECHAN (2014)

High street cull as 136 firms disappear

Our priorities for 2014

Legal Aid Agency delays rollout of online working

Lay magistrate numbers continue to fall

Disclosure costs force CPS to drop drugs case

Society to fight SRA plan for ?100,000 fines

Coroners? death warnings go online

Research bolsters case against legal aid cuts

Security spending unchanged as courts close

Training for Legal Aid Transformation Changes ? 27 January 2014

Training for Legal Aid Transformation Changes – 27 January 2014

HELIANTHUS (LONDON) LTD v REVENUE & CUSTOMS COMMISSIONERS (2014)

Interview with Ian Lawrence

From where I stand

Magistrates? Courts to be Televised

AGM and Dinner

Training on 6 January

R (on the application of W) v GOVERNOR OF DURHAM PRISON (2013)