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Man recruits thieves to mug his lover in Victoria station

Widow of murdered church organist attacked

Human rights

MPs condemn ?complacent? approach to deprivation of liberty

Jury service age limit to rise to 75

Lord Maginnis found guilty of assaulting motorist in road rage incident

Perfect jurors

Charles Bronson: why it is time for him to be released

Village honesty box theft caught on camera

Barnardo's calls for legal overhaul as grooming victim says she will not give further evidence

Scotland Yard examines new information on death of Diana, Princess of Wales

Seven charged over Crown Currency Exchange collapse

Tweeting driver denies driving offences

Couple convicted of stealing live savings from dementia sufferer

Children in custody pilot scheme could bring end to strip-searching

RE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (No. 39 of 2013) sub nom R v ANTHONY DENNIS DAVIES...

Drivers warned of new 'flash for cash' insurance scam

Wife of convicted terrorist Richard Dart gets 12-month suspended sentence

Family of skype suicide teen calls on David Cameron to tackle cyber bullying

RE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.35 of 2013) sub nom R v FRANCIS KNIGHT (2013)

Proposals for magistrates to have oversight of use of police cautions

Fiji activist sentenced for Law Society Charity ?contempt?

What my night in a tent with the Naked Rambler taught me | Peter Ross

Relief from sanctions in costs budgeting

The babes of the Bar

The terrorist we can't deport because of his human rights

Jails too full to pass tough new sentences

Profession warned to learn from coalition legacy debacle

Prison should only be for violent crimes, says QC

Minor crimes could bypass court under magistrate reforms

Report on disclosure feedback in Mags Courts

Tips to avoid slip-ups with VHCC claims

Ban prison sentences for thieves, says new report

Government to propose new custodial powers for magistrates

New online complaints process for providers

Cat DNA database helps to convict killer

Fraudulent claims: ensure your clients are eligible

Fraudulent claims: ensure your clients are eligible

New online complaints process for providers

New Legal Aid Manual published

New Legal Aid Manual published

Bankers charged over ?London Whale? fraud

Minister backtracks on tougher powers for magistrates

Comment on proposals for magistrates to have oversight of use of police cautions

University of Law claims big jump in LLB applications

Publication of Crime Contract Schedule

Victims of crime to be given a voice and challenge police

Quiche thieves in five-hour police seige

R v JASON JOSEPH GILMARTIN : R v J (2013)

Picture looks rosiest for India?s lawyers

Lawyer fined ?5,000 by Legal Ombudsman