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Court campaigners refuse to give up fight against closure

Caseload at EU’s top court hits record high

Courts IT upgrade complete by 2020, says HMCTS chief

A broken regime — and why the law on confiscation needs to change

ICO warning over personal data breaches

Budget 2016: Osborne backs 'fit and proper test’ for CMCs

Budget 2016: MoJ to relocate staff outside London

Budget 2016: criminal justice powers for Greater Manchester

Legal services in rural Wales 'could die out’

Part-time judges 'out of time’ to claim pension rights

Hand it over, Fraud Office tells Libor rigger Tom Hayes

Young lawyers give Gove a lesson on EU

Neuberger points out weakness of in-house legal privilege

Don’t let lawyers’ reputation go the way of politicians’ – Woolf

Efforts to collect proceeds of crime 'disappointing’

Legal aid firms finding it hard to face reality – Mayson

TUESDAY TRUTH – Insecurity in a secure world

Bar warns against online 'lawyerless’ court plan

Community spirit lauded

Sports solicitor signs up for bar regulation

Solicitor touts face fresh curbs

Christian JP tackles Gove over sacking

Crime rise fear stymies giving of e-evidence

'Almost inconceivable' that John 'Goldfinger' Palmer was not linked to Hatton Garden heist

Government 'invited’ to resolve deprivation of liberty requirements

Avalanche of concerns over SRA's 'super exam'

Experiences of online justice raise concerns

Profession rounds on SRA over 'super-exam’ plan

Doctors launch £25k crowdfund for contract challenge

Struck off solicitor funded 'lavish' lifestyle with stolen £624k

MoJ sorry for digital billing glitches

Lawyers divided from public over data security breaches

Wedding ring on table as SFO goes after Libor-rigger’s assets

Raising aptitude test pass mark 'inadequate’, bar warns

Protected: Joint Enterprise Webinar – A brief guide to the new approach

LCCSA comments on the Hatton Garden Raid sentences

Ministers will assert right to veto more FoI requests

Legal Aid Agency names new chief executive

Guilt of an accessory established by intent, not mere foresight

Lord Bach: Labour helped erode consensus on legal aid

Protection for legal privilege in new snoopers’ charter

Legal Aid Agency spends £93m on cases not heard in court

Direct access barrister to fight tribunal findings

RSPCA to cut back on controversial prosecutions

Solicitor who overcharged struck off

Media faces challenges on road to open justice

Digital 'transformation’ in criminal law

Public interest defence lets spotlight shine in our darker corners

Fraudulent ex-solicitor ordered to repay taxman £800k

ABS steps in to save Todner criminal defence firm

Lawyers face new push to improve complaints guidance

How to stem the tide of financial crime