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Paedophile who had sex with boys while HIV-positive has life jail term reduced

Government's ability to strip criminals of illegal earnings in question after European Court ruling

Chambers join forces

Law university recruits CC director

Prisons a 'booze-fuelled revolving door' to crime

VHCC appeal allows Grayling’s intervention

Appeal over Op Cotton set for today

Advocates at war as solicitors accuse bar of self-interest

Court of Appeal clears advocacy quality challenge

Ex-Stobart director eyes legal aid work

Grayling to be represented at VHCC protest appeal

Tougher prison terms for killer dog owners

Four innocent men hauled into court after CPS blunder

Owners of dogs who kill face up to 14 years jail

Immigration judges block foreign killer's deportation on 'human rights' grounds

Number of dangerous 'status' dogs seized by police rises by 50 per cent

What makes a woman stick by her rapist husband?

Tory 'push' to give MI5 more powers to spy on internet

More than 1,000 jail escapees at large

It's easy to recruit extremists in prison, notorious convert claims

Gangs stealing LED lights from Ranger Rovers to grow cannabis

Lawyers not ‘well looked after’

Muslim father beat daughter, 14 with tennis racket for relationship with white boy

9,000 repeat offenders walk free from court

Curry house owner jailed after falsely claiming £41,000 benefits which wife spent on designer clothing

Sex offender brings legal challenge over electronic tag

PDS accused of trying to break strike action

CLSA and LCCSA statement on the ‘Review of Independent Criminal Advocacy’

The Rise of Solicitor advocacy – it's not about revenge it's about necessity and capability

Jail terms mock our justice system

Top judge has rethink over TV cameras in court

Award-winning butcher admits child porn offence

Disgraced Chris Huhne cuts legal bill by third

Ed Balls says he will accept 'charge' over car crash

LAA threat over aid protest

Illegal downloaders to get warning letters in 'watered down' deal with music industry

Grayling urged to end CCTV evidence anomaly

Litigants in person make life 'infinitely more difficult' – CoA judge

LAA makes ‘all reasonable steps’ threat over aid protest

Child criminals should be given anonymity for life, say justice campaigners

Abu Hamza's trial exposes counter-terrorism dark arts

How a stabbing shattered my faith in justice

Teenage killers 'laughed and joked' during murder trial

Scotland Yard's IT chief gets £400,000 package

Michael Gove tells teachers to identify pupils at risk of radicalisation

Bernard Hogan-Howe attacks Clegg's opposition to tougher knife crime law

Terror suspects entitled to reasons

Lord chief justice ‘troubled’ by Pistorius TV trial

Interpol: who polices the world's police?

SRA ready to slash minimum compulsory PII cover

Nick Clegg: Conservative knife crime law is 'knee-jerk' and won't work

Honesty in sentencing policy is long overdue