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Nigel Evans: from Speaker's chair to defendent in the dock

Prosecutors in dock as sex case MP is cleared

Extradition not preventing contempt penalty

Barrister loses appeal over tax conviction

Pc Keith Blakelock murder case: Disclose immunity deal, says MP

Nigel Evans: CPS under pressure after MP's '11 months of hell'

MPs show support for Nigel Evans

Criminal Procedure Rule Committee: an invitation to comment on a proposal to make new rules...

Nigel Evans: 'I've gone through 11 months of hell'

Frances Andrade's suicide 'could and should' have been prevented

Nigel Evans: should 'weak case' have been brought?

Nigel Evans is cleared of sex offences

Blacklaws quits troubled Co-Op

Doctor suspended for relative’s false whiplash report

Police underprepared to respond to cyber attacks

Bar votes to accept MoJ legal aid deal

Lawyer's murderer Michael Chudley found dead in cell

‘A poll of lawyers is not the best way to judge the Jackson reforms’

Black QCs are still rare: next week Leslie Thomas becomes one of them

Keir Starmer’s proposal: well-intentioned but truly alarming

Farmer said killer bull 'keeps walkers on their toes'

Pc Keith Blakelock murder trial: The law on granting immunity to offenders

Pc Keith Blakelock murder trial: Family speak of sadness

Pc Keith Blakelock murder trial: case 'should never have happened'

Prisoner freed 25 years after conviction for committed while he was at Disney World

Regulators agree to open data to comparison websites

Disabled man dragged off scooter by drunk thug

Robbers pushed shopkeeper under lorry

Legal aid consultation ‘unlawful’, solicitors claim

Nicola Hill's reaction to Tony Cross QC's message to the CBA's members

Bailiffs banned from entering homes at night

We must all play a part in abolishing slavery

Clifford Chance starts ‘psychological resilience’ scheme

MPs say crime figures cannot be trusted

‘Lifetime licences’ for sole practitioners

Green light for access

Beware of ‘cloud’ computing snoopers, law firms warned

News focus: legal aid protest escalates

New venture offers firms an escape route

Council legal departments ‘could evaporate’ – local government chief

City heavyweights set up global arbitration practice

Judges criticise police over 'bizarre' penis ID request

Society: CPD plans ‘sending wrong signal’

Agoraphobic found guilty of claiming benefits while travelling the world

Police Federation in turmoil as chiefs resign

'Completely at your mercy': Army officer tortured estate agent and flatmate for nine hours

Judges should question vulnerable witnesses, suggests former DPP

HJA secures Times apology over advert claims

SRA intervenes to close firm over suspected dishonesty

John rages at ‘illiterate rantings’ of diversity report critics

Drama teacher spared jail over affair with schoolboy

Police Federation chairman suffered 'gratuitous bullying'