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Gloucestershire coroner jailed for eight years for stealing ?2m

Society hits back at plans for digital LPA

Judges are ?too subservient? to European Court of Human Rights

Universal Credit rolled out to Rugby

R v CLIVE WILLIAM CORNWELL (2013)

R (on the application of MICHAEL O'BRIEN) v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTION (2013)

ITALY v R (2013)

R (on the application of the DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS) v SWINDON MAGISTRATES' COURT (2013)

R (on the application of MICHAEL O'BRIEN) v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2013)

R v ANTHONY ROBERT ROGERS (2013)

Universal Credit rolled out to Rugby

Care workers found guilty of abusing dementia patients 'for laughs'

European Conference

Declaration

Open letter to Nick Clegg

"Closing Down Sale"

Security guard spared jail over Jon Venables tweet

Society advice on barristers? VHCC protest

Birthday Joy

Grayling feels the heat from committee

Working Digitally ? Part 2

Melanie Sykes cautioned for assaulting husband

President's Report

Interview with the New President

'Justice has been served' after Anxiang Du found guilty

Mitchell to pay costs in ?Plebgate? scandal even if he wins

Digital Working in Criminal Defence

Court of Appeal upholds Mitchell costs rule

Mitchell to face Plebgate officer in court after rejecting CPS findings

Happy Birthday, LCCSA!

Commission calls for code to protect whistleblowers

Can you really hide drug abuse from your loved one?

Experts: ?wriggle room? gone after Mitchell ruling

R (on the application of JASEK) v POLAND (2013)

Advocate Issue 78

Short jail sentences disrupt criminals' lives, says top judge

Office of the Children's Commissioner's report into child sexual exploitation

One in 10 women have been forced into sex against their will, Lancet study says

'Chilling' levels of child-on-child rape in Middle England

Judge sentencing rapist, 12, warns against using Internet as a babysitter

Former Lostprophets lead singer Ian Watkins admits attempted baby rape

Stacey Hyde: life imprisonment for 'acting out of fear'

Office of the Children's Commissioner's report into child sexual exploitation

R v KYLE JAMES FARR (2013)

Flexible courts pilots fall flat

Sharp rise in riot squad call-outs to UK prison protests

Regulator amends rule to allow barristers to refuse fee cut

Victims of sexual coercion are often blind to the crime | Wendy Macdowall

UK businesses are 'failing to take computer security seriously'

Cyclist who fled after hitting girl, nine, faces jail

R v RIDWAN SHEIK CADOW (2013)

Police capture one of Britain's most wanted men