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Criminal defence sector – do we sit back and watch the car crash?

My legal life: Robin Rose | Profile | Law Society Gazette

CJC reviews Jackson reforms

Watchdog warning for troubled MoJ IT project

Police watchdog investigates vigilante murder of disabled Iranian refugee

Crime statistics for England and Wales: violent crime and sexual offences

'Why I grabbed the man who sexually assaulted me on the Tube'

CJC blasts proposed court fee hikes

Cash-strapped firms a ‘real risk’ to clients

Number of under 16-year-olds killed last year rises by 42 per cent

Britain’s past makes us adverse to Strasbourg, says top judge

Legal bill for HS2 hits £3.3m

Neighbour dangled mirror to spy on naked woman

Dave Lee Travis describes hell after being cleared of sex offences

Drug laws may be debated in Commons as petition passes 100,000 threshold

The CPS's dilemma

Domestic violence experienced by 30% of female population, survey shows

ABI reveals new code for third-party capture

Nick Clegg hails courage of former classmate who blew whistle on child abuse teacher

City warns of SRA becoming ‘police, judge and jury’

UK's 'most wanted' could be hiding in Netherlands

European copyright ruling clears web hyperlinks

Dave Lee Travis not guilty of 12 sex offence charges

Dave Lee Travis: 'I am not over the moon'

Dave Lee Travis Trial: Where does this leave Operation Yewtree?

MORSHEAD MANSIONS LTD v DI MARCO (2014)

City law society rushes to the defence of LLPs

Consultants offer pro bono help to firms on the edge

Lawyers face criminal probe over private investigators

T v BROMLEY YOUTH COURT (2014)

Spain moves to curb legal convention allowing trials of foreign rights abuses

R (on the application of LAMDJAD) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2014)

Police ?treated memorial day as a drunken jolly?

Washington state to suspend death penalty by governor's moratorium

WHITE v NURSING & MIDWIFERY COUNCIL (2014)

Guant?namo hunger strikers able to challenge force-feeding, court rules

T v BROMLEY YOUTH COURT (2014)

Criminal law

Thousands of Eritreans enslaved in torture camps in Sudan and Egypt

Expansion drives 22% profit rise at Norton Rose Fulbright

Banging up young offenders in adult jails is a bad idea | Eric Allison

Man jailed for six years for punching drug dealer who attacked woman

US considers drone strike on American al-Qaida suspect abroad

Barristers contesting legal aid cuts may not support justice secretary's summit

Lockerbie bombing inquiry: lawyer warns police over al-Senussi interview

MacAskill goes on the attack over ?access to justice?

Prince Harry death plot criminal jailed for three years

Cuts forcing guilty pleas, leading lawyer warns

Obama pressured over drone policy amid reports US citizen targeted