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Police issue referral fee fraud warning

Previous decisions on death penalty jurisdiction wrong

Conflict of interest guidelines for judge retirements

Judge is bumped off BA case after rant about lost luggage

Ashley Madison: the human cost of a cyber attack

Weird cases: when a judge knows the defendant

New criminal court fees may force the poor to plead guilty

Gender equality at the bar 'will never be reached’

MoJ proposes new round of court fee rises

Action day 22: legal aid practitioners rally in London

If judges and QCs are in the Garrick it sends out the wrong message

Supreme Court rejects human rights challenge to CFAs

Government dismisses legal aid extradition concerns

Police liable for failure to investigate serial rapist

Loophole allows criminals to keep lethal firearms used for killings

New protocol marks change of tactics in legal aid action

Updated Protocol Phase 2 The Crown Court

Gove meeting 'potentially constructive’

Legal aid cuts will 'leave parts of the UK without a lawyer’

Criminal Procedure Rules

Plebgate snooping of press approved in 40 minutes

Super-regulator proposes 'more discretionary’ approach to ABSs

HMRC plans prevention failure offence

Foreign lawyers allowed to take transfer test abroad

Solicitor-advocates threatening family justice – bar

McKenzie friends rebuff from bar

Ministry fast-tracks FGM protection

Gove gets to work on the courts and regulation

Snoopers’ Charter is wrong – rewrite it, judges tell ministers

Chambers offers legal advice through 'video surgeries’

Judicial sackings almost double in a year

National pay scales for coroners to end £70k variance

Firm 'lacked high standards of conduct’ in client transfer bid

News focus: legal aid boycott

Consultation on the proposed closure of courts in the London area

Court closures 'won’t affect legal aid and family reforms’

Police force daughters to scrap party for Dignitas

Breaking: MoJ to shut one-fifth of courts in mass closure

Ditching training contract could 'undermine UK law'

Telephony and Correspondence Arrangements in CPS London

Criminal bar announces date for legal aid action

Barristers back strike action over legal aid cuts

Protest on Wednesday 22 July

Exceptional funding scheme 'unlawful’, High Court rules

Town hall justice as Gove closes courts

Pro bono work should have equal status to billable cases

Weird cases: potty-mouthed judges

Accounts burden lifted from 1,000 smaller firms

Why retired judges should be allowed to return to the Bar

PC fee unchanged for next year

Council legal chief warns against curbs to judicial review

Theresa May refuses permission for water cannon to be used on British mainland