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SFO director in the dock after Libor failures

On patrol with Britain's private police force

City firms back social mobility programme

Paroled double murderer wins anonymity

SFO defends Libor prosecutions after five acquitted

Australian pioneer suspends stock exchange listing

Super-regulator makes business case for 2016/17

Solicitor with 'woeful ignorance’ of accounts rules is struck off

New pension scheme for fee-paid judges delayed

MPs warn of 'vicious circle’ in choice of legal advisers

'Dr Fox’ in the magistrates court: winning the legal battle, losing the publicity war

'Let sun shine into hidden justice’ with open hearings

Weird cases: get-out-of-jail books

ECHR case not green light to monitor employee’s personal communications at work

Society clashes with SRA over potential split

AA confirms effective closure of legal business

Barrister disbarred for 'persistent dishonesty’

Tennis match-fixing 'crisis’ demands a measured response

RESPONSE TO TT ANNOUNCEMENT

LCCSA welcomes reversal of botched criminal legal aid contracting

Jobseekers can keep minor offences secret

Fraud taskforce wants 'tougher approach’ from SRA on rogue solicitors

SRA wants lower standard of proof for tribunal prosecutions

Compensation and confiscation orders

Law Society appoints lead for governance review

Shadow AG replaced by barrister

'Without conscience’ solicitor struck off for defrauding friends

Society demands clarity on legal aid contracting

Intensive care unit patient not detained

Solicitors urged to embrace CMA review of legal services

Trial by jury switches to magistrates

Investigation into fault with online divorce form

MoJ denies legal aid contract U-turn

Top judges approve intruder laws

High Court judges retiring early over poor pensions

Shorter jail terms for heist ringleaders

Pay deterring best from High Court bench, MoJ warns

Asylum solicitors 'deliberately obfuscating costs'

High Court overturns SDT anonymity order

European court privacy ruling does not permit snooping, say experts

Briton avoids jail after trying to smuggle Afghan child into UK

Public to be allowed into court hearings for vulnerable people

Chakrabarti steps down as Liberty director

ECHR not binding over legal costs appeal, rules judge

Terrorism justifies closed court hearings

Briton faces up to five years in jail for trying to smuggle Afghan child into...

SRA takes central exam plan on the road

NHS on trial for death of teacher after caesarean

Law Commission proposes fitness-to-participate update

Online courts to do away with judges and lawyers

Legal aid billing delay 'stay of execution’

Out of Court: Lady Justice Macur