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Belatedly, Sir Bernard is right: it’s not backwards to reverse attitudes

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Deporting convicted EEA nationals

£8bn sheikh immune from kidnap charges

Immigration lawyers fail with challenge to secret evidence

Torture 'rampant’ in Syria

Ryanair court victory scuppers airline fines for illegal migrants

Landmark ruling on predictive coding in disclosure

ICAEW revives campaign on legal professional privilege

Training shakeup could block 'best talent’ – Society

Whitehall battle threatens future of SFO

Is social media undermining the case for naming of suspects?

Slim pickings for trainee barristers

Why we continue to rage against the right (to be forgotten)

Behind the drive for diversity lies a desire for fairness and for natural talent

The 2016 Times 2TG Moot upholds 'the very best advocacy standards’

Law spawns journalism careers for website creators and bloggers

Newsnight is a springboard for Bar work

Articled apprenticeships give training and an income

Gender pay gap reporting is good but not the whole solution

Lawyer of the week: Jason Coppel, QC

Wait for Legal Aid Agency decision no excuse for delay

Call for level playing field over legal aid 'goodwill gesture’

Solicitors set for new guidance on complaints

Solicitors’ opinions wanted on client accounts

Law chief defends FoI requests veto

Law Society issues guidance on new CPD scheme

Judges 'not always best placed’ to decide public interest

Vara rejects Dyson’s description of 'desperate’ fees research

Appeal court backs CFA without legal aid 'burial certificate’

British bill of rights to protect troops

Granting anonymity orders

Bar urges CMA to include advocacy in legal review

Kingston police thank civilian for tripping up man in on-foot chase

SFO investigating 'tiny fraction' of tip offs, says City firm

Crown court breached open justice with note-taking ban

Appeal court rejects dishonesty finding against solicitors

Courts may sit in universities and town halls

LAA extends legal aid contract eligibility

Corbyn calls for civil legal aid review

Drink-drive limit facing first cut in a generation

A 'jewel beyond price’ — so unlock magistrates’ potential

Police leave businessman on bail for six years

Solicitors overcharging clients for barristers’ work, bar claims

Barrister suspended for harassment conviction

Watchdog proposes sentence reduction for criminals to plead guilty

Court closures can ease stress of justice, says charity

Solicitor struck off for telling client to leave UK before arrest

One-third of trainees paid below Society minimum

LSB demands transparency around PC fees setting

SQE could place solicitors at disadvantage to bar, academic warns

Accountants’ body applies to regulate all reserved legal activities