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We should be able to defy European Court of Human Rights, says Attorney-General

T, R. v [2011] EWCA Crim 2345 (16 September 2011)

Youth Court indictable only offences will still be be paid for.

High-security prison unit criticised for holding mentally ill inmates

Record fall in applications for university law degrees

Shields, R. v [2011] EWCA Crim 2343 (25 October 2011)

H, R. v [2011] EWCA Crim 2344 (25 October 2011)

A riot born in deprivation | Tim Newburn

Ken Clarke criticises mandatory sentence for teenagers carrying knives

Giving young learning disabled people a break

Man jailed for knife attack on police

Young black men make up four in 10 of youth jail population

Inconsistent verdicts

ACPO comment on domestic violence disclosure scheme consultation

Human rights

R (on the application of GUARDIAN NEWS & MEDIA LTD) (Appellant) v CITY OF WESTMINSTER...

R v H (2011)

R v DAVID SHIELDS (2011)

Legal aid cut will let abusers confront victims in court

Ecclestone to be star witness in $44m corruption trial of banker

Leveson inquiry could hold secret hearings for journalists' evidence

Boris Johnson's funny numbers

UK riots analysis reveals gangs did not play pivotal role

Relationship management to be limited to big firms

Legal aid and domestic violence

Case over row about golliwog doll in neighbour's window dropped

Madonna stalker detained indefinitely by British court

Want to be a prison philosopher?

Director of public prosecutions backs right to challenge bail orders

My claws are out for John Hemming | Victoria Coren

Four appear in court over grooming and sexual exploitation charges

Tindle v R [2011] EWCA Crim 2341 (20 October 2011)

Gunmen who killed wrong man in 'roadside execution' jailed for 28 years

New revolt on advocacy accreditation

Solicitors From Hell libel action is thrown out

CLSA Protocol for Committal and Youth work

Gun smuggling gang leaders jailed for 24 years

Minutes of CPR Committe Meeting

Judges call for rethink on top appointments

Lights, camera, judgment but will justice be served?

Law school graduates filling paralegal roles

Ten classic judgment openings

The help that students from minorities need

Let's put the cat among the pigeons on human rights

Student Law Survey 2011: results in full

Shock at findings of UK extradition review

The class of 2011 has no illusions

Be honest about future for LPC students

Politicking must not taint the ICC Prosecutor election process

Britain can ignore Europe on human rights, says top judge

New vetting rules to extend secret justice

Mini-pupillages: top tips for getting your foot in the door