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Trafficking victims: crime and punishment

How Mandela the lawyer shaped Mandela the political leader

Tax cheats could face life in jail

Public less likely to trust lawyers

New consultation on hate crime

Judicial oversight promised for white-collar prosecution deals

More than 150 complaints over Stuart Hall?s ?lenient? sentence

ACPO response to HMIC report into underover policing

Oxford sex grooming gang jailed for life

R v HERBERT CHARLES AUSTIN (2013)

Judge had 'lenient' sentencing decisons overturned three times in just one year

R v ALI REZA TAHERY (2013)

Judge had 'lenient' sentencing decisions overturned three times in just one year

Ed Balls fined for jumping a red light

Sentencing Council moves for tougher terms for UK-based fraudsters

R v ALTIN MULA (2013)

R v JUSTINE MCNALLY (2013)

New legal aid regulations

R v ABDUL ROSTAMI (2013)

R v ROBERT BLACK (2013)

R v ROBERT JOLLEYS EX PARTE PRESS ASSOCIATION (2013)

R v KEVIN BRANNIGAN (2013)

Different time limits apply to different rights

Police 'spying' on almost 9,000 extremists

Border agency ignored 35,000 leads in asylum backlog, says report

Scotland Yard's witness-protection programme infiltrated by private investigators

SRA gives green light to client inducements

Former pilot jailed for murdering wife in car crash after disabling airbag

R v RICHARD BROWN (2013)

ACPO responds to the Chancellor?s Spending Review announcement

Older people can be easy prey for fraudsters. Let's look out for each other |...

LSC running costs rose as legal aid shrank, report reveals

Sentencing guidelines will prioritise victims

Prisoners could be awarded thousands in compensation over right to vote

IN THE MATTER OF KOLE-EMMANUEL (2013)

R v (1) WASSAB KHAN (2) FAISAL SARAJ (3) ABDUL JABBAR (4) ABDUL MAROOF (5)...

R v DARREN PAUL WEST (2013)

R v (1) TRACEY HODGEON (2) CHRISTOPHER JOHN HODGEON (2013)

R (on the application of HASAN) v HUDDERSFIELD MAGISTRATES' COURT (2013)

Jail lawyers who hack phones, says former privacy watchdog

A new mind game by Ian Brady

Scotland Yard boss: my undercover police officers are completely clean

Scotland Yard undercover officers spied on police corruption critics

LETR: allow non-graduates direct access, says SRA chair

LETR: law students not prepared for work, Society says

Police blunders allowed rapist to escape justice for 16 years

UK's first Female Genital Mutilation helpline finally openly tackles the horrific problem

R v JAYNE ANN THOMPSON (2013)

R v JAMES HENRY COX (2013)

One in ten British women sexually assaulted or harassed in Mediterranean

R (on the application of PAUL ROWE) v (1) PAROLE BOARD (2) SECRETARY OF STATE...

R v PATRICK LIVINGSTONE (2013)