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Shared privilege threat at forefront of Anglo-French bar tie-up

Second firm referred to SDT over Al-Sweady fallout

Solicitor claims he was tortured in Dubai jail

Bar 'entity’ model points to 'fused’ profession

Public Interest Lawyers plans 'robust defence' after referral to SDT

Certifying applications as totally without merit

Doughty Street’s Spurrier appointed Liberty director

Bar regulator approved to license ABSs

Guidance on releasing recalled prisoners lawful

Lawyers urged to copy other sectors in ditching jargon

Perception of 'fat cat’ lawyers creating more LiPs – charity

Fee income up – but tougher times ahead, says benchmark report

Law report: Test for hearing trials in camera

Vara: No u-turn on court closures

Non-collection rates for criminal courts charge revealed

'Tribal’ culture eroding faith in legal process – bar regulator

The right to use these provisions

TUESDAY TRUTH – GUILTY PLEA CONSULTATION (2)

TALK ON PROPOSED REDUCTION IN SENTENCE FOR A GUILTY PLEA GUIDELINE BY SENTENCING COUNCIL

CALL THE BEADLE : Children and Young persons in Care are more likely to go...

Former senior judge urges caution over quotas

When a judge’s finding can be overturned

Karadžic – 40-year sentence for genocide and other crimes

Weird cases: The art of forgery

Why Harvey Proctor and others deserved anonymity over historical sex abuse

Revealed: MoJ’s £400k bill for abandoned legal aid contracts

Case of Lord Janner and fairness to those accused of sex abuse

Is being a High Court judge losing its appeal?

'Flash crash’ trader loses fight against extradition

Open justice and legal professional privilege

Court rejects ombudsman's 'irrational and perverse' costs judgment

SRA 'concerned’ at PI practices aiding fraud

QualitySolicitors stalwart exits to be standalone business

Threesome must stay secret to protect couple’s privacy

'Pause and rethink’ for legal training reform plans

Solicitors’ handbook to be slashed from 600 to 50 pages

Court closures could inhibit diverse magistracy, MPs told

New SRA online database may include disciplinary records

Judge backs Libor trader confiscation order

Man jailed after he is caught on CCTV beating pet dog in a lift

LAA urged to delay compulsory civil billing system

It’s time for the UK to take the fight against fraud seriously

MoJ to urgently review legal aid for trafficking victims

Tribunal quashes SRA ban citing 'inconsistent’ approach

SFO ends forex investigation

Welsh rural advice crisis warning for England

Successful tribunals decline as fees bite

Live at the Old Bailey: TV cameras allowed in court

Cameras to be allowed into crown courts for the first time

SFO granted Euribor arrest warrants

UPDATE RE SECURE CJSM ISSUES

Fraudster who cost profession millions is banned