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Out of Court: Lady Justice Macur

Call for rape reform after student cleared

'Old-school’ solicitor struck off for using client fund

Legal aid portal 'has not been hacked’ – MoJ

Employers can look at your private messages

Legal Ombudsman cuts spending after caseload falls again

Breaking: cartel watchdog to probe legal services

Sentences for data thieves 'not tough enough’

Public priced out of the civil courts as judges struggle

Judges’ morale sinks as justice becomes 'unaffordable’ – LCJ

Forget wigs — the Bar is modern and international

Surveillance bill and security v privacy

Congratulations to Karl Turner MP on his recent appointment to Shadow Attorney General

New bar chairman

Solicitor made shadow justice minister

Solicitor struck off after overlooking claim

Three solicitors among 107 new QCs

Six solicitors made honorary silk

Tribunal’s 'serious doubts’ about prosecution of 79-year-old solicitor

Legal aid contract challenges extended to May

Sheikh claims immunity over £200m torture accusation by his British rival

QC selection panel switch

'Dishonesty claims that fail should incur penalties’

Co-op puts legal business 'at heart of rebuild’ with first buy-up

McKenzie friends: call for code

SRA to ask if solicitors contribute to 'decline in criminal advocacy’

Serious Fraud Office requests 'blockbuster’ funding

Judge says scheme to under-pay court fees was abuse of process

'Uppity lawyers’ hindering war on terror, says Boris

Top lawyer in court over drug deals after boyfriend’s overdose

Requirements for covert surveillance

Lawyers prefer cash over perks – survey

Solicitors pay £3,000 more for QC mark than bar, says SAHCA

AG extends 'unduly lenient sentences’ appeals

Solicitor struck off for 'web of deception’ about case progress

Storm floods close three courts in northern England

Government lawyers criticised over killer’s CD damage claim

Stop and search power where no grounds for suspicion lawful

Legal aid bid turned down over 'basic transcription error’

Disclosure of in camera material to European court

Relevance of VAT when making confiscation orders

New CPS powers to tackle domestic abuse

Death sentences for men denied access to UK police report

Bogus solicitor posed as family specialist for 11 months

Grandmother felt 'bullied’ by fundamental dishonesty allegation

Part-time judge cleared of appearance of bias

David Pannick: injudicious judges and absurd lawsuits

Suspension upheld for barrister who held client money

Snooping bill 'threatens 500 years of legal privilege’

Women overtake men in Scottish profession

Legal aid contract challenges extend to next May

Depriving criminals of EU voting rights