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'Punchy’ debut for deferred prosecution agreements

Criminals’ right to family life will not prevent deportation

Legal aid residence test ruled lawful

Bar figures highlight dismal prospects for trainees

Watch: Nottinghamshire police officer filmed 'texting on mobile' while driving force van

Leading Turkish human rights lawyer assassinated

Out of Court: Madam Justice McBride

David Pannick: Answer to non-violent extremism is not less free speech but more

Foreign asylum claim material can be used in UK prosecution

Spurned actress faked kidnapping to win back lover

Children 'failed by the criminal justice system’

Revealed: catalogue of errors after Poppi’s death

UK to see first US-style deferred prosecution agreement

SFO to agree first no-prosecution case

Weird cases: real sex, or just an act?

SRA promises new era of simplified regulation

Man accused of rape to sue woman’s father for libel

Vital evidence was ignored in bungled response to tragedy

Yeo faces perjury inquiry after libel case thrown out

Spending review: apprenticeship levy to hit law firms

Tim Yeo loses 'cash for advocacy’ libel case against Sunday Times

Poppi Worthington social workers sought secrecy order until 2029

Times campaign lifts secrecy over death of 'sex assault’ baby Poppi Worthington

Labour to set up human rights taskforce

Spending review: MoJ’s admin budget to halve by 2019/2020

Spending review: green light to £700m courts upgrade

Spending review: cases to be heard from prisons

Social mobility little improved at top of profession

Law centres 'bouncing back' from funding cuts

Britain's five biggest heists

Council 'lies’ kept children in foster care

Short-warned lists will damage diversity – criminal practitioners

Legal profession welcomes unbundling decision

International firms given opportunity to host Brazilian lawyers

Call to make electronic filing mandatory in Rolls Building

Transgender practice note

Solicitor who juggled client accounts leaves profession

Prosecutions 'will send more to the wall’

Lead cases test for criminal legal aid contracts

Solicitor who juggling client accounts leaves profession

Government panel review set to slash legal spend

Consumers in Wales less likely to trust lawyers

'Perverse’ courts charge must be scrapped, say MPs

Solicitor struck off after 44 years

Court sparring begins in legal aid contract challenges

MPs call for immediate abolition of courts charge

Court of Protection to be opened to public

Shadow solicitor general in alleged conflict probe

Report highlights 'serious shortcomings' in youth advocacy

Gove ready to deregulate legal services market 'in the near future'

Why Charlize Theron, and everyone else, is talking about the gender pay gap

Conveyancers 'abusing’ separate representation freedom – CLC chair