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Duty solicitor membership for January 2012

Tasers: 'If officers have a new toy, they like using it'

Response: School exclusions played a part in this summer's riots

Judges risk US-style appointments, new Supreme Court justice warns

Bar Conference 2011: women lawyers need ?change of attitude?

Bar Conference 2011: regulator anxious to maintain independence

Bar Conference 2011: chambers eye direct service offers

Bar Conference 2011: barristers 'ready to strike' over tendering plan

Trainee redundancies ?unlawful?

European Court of Human Rights reform may be supported

Secret police?

Extradition debate

The ?doublethink? of the government appears to posit one set of rules for the rich...

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RE RAJA (2011)

There is sexism among silks, top judge claims

?Quality assurance scheme for advocates – questionnaire on exercise of higher rights

Man jailed for record tyre dumps

Hutchings v R. [2011] EWCA Crim 2535 (08 November 2011)

At last, a gang strategy that acknowledges the presence of girls

Catholic Church fails to dodge abuse liability in court

St Regis Paper Company Ltd v R. [2011] EWCA Crim 2527 (04 November 2011)

'Gang recruitment' videos: MPs back call for police to have blocking power

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R v GARY HUTCHINGS (2011)

What should we do about sexist abuse online? | The panel

Are courts demanding too much from jurors? | Owen Bowcott

Legal aid cuts ?will undermine pro bono work?

The victim: at age 6, two years of priest?s abuse in a ?place of safety?

Catholic Church in court to avoid sex abuse compensation claims

R v STUART BROUGH (2011)

Trafficking in Britain: 'For five months I asked when I would get a job, but...

To stop cybercrime we need to think like the criminals

Pair go on trial over murder of British soldiers at Northern Ireland barracks

Inside the unit for the UK's most disturbed female offenders

Why 'John Lewis jails' are better for corporations than for prisoners | Zoe Williams

Courts on camera: let trials be filmed, say barristers

James Murdoch to use own legal team as he faces MPs

Legal aid cuts will undermine ?measured? changes to family justice system

Co-op to add family law to its legal advice

Litvinenko murder suspect carried out ?covert? tasks for Berezovsky, court told

Nanny guilty of stealing more than ?6,000 from aristocrat

No assault charges for family law judge who whipped disabled daughter

Legal Aid Bill mini rebellion

Peers jailed over expenses can return to Lords next spring