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Janner to be prosecuted amid calls for the DPP’s resignation

75% spike in appeal court delays blamed on resources

Bar chief speaks out on 'self-selecting’ meetings

Legal Aid Agency denies warning solicitors against direct action

Tuckers goes online direct to advocates

Two criminals challenge new immigration rules

Legal privilege 'inviolable’, MPs told in snooping debate

Weird cases: jury service — you are excused

Gove tells lawyers that they must do more for free

Flexible hours stem the drain in talent

Whitehall opens vacancies to chartered legal executives

QASA to go ahead as Supreme Court dismisses appeal

Leveson proposes online sentencing

Safety net opens wider for civil legal aid cases

Legal aid protest momentum builds as big firms support action

Cardiff practitioners join legal aid protest wave

Legal aid limited by statute

Merseyside barristers and solicitors back direct action

Legal highs leave prosecutors in a muddle

Criminals wait six months to be tried

Do more unpaid work, Gove tells lawyers

Gove admits more courts will close in justice efficiency drive

Outdated justice system 'is failing the poor’

Gove backs urgent reform of 'dysfunctional’ court system

Courts set for vulnerable witness reform

HMCTS reveals plans to cut 400 court jobs

New financial list for complex cases

Criminal solicitors berate bar retreat

Bar’s client account fund to cut fees to attract solicitors

Gove gives civil servants a lesson in grammar

Isis onslaught in Syria leads to surge in terrorism cases

Gove told pro bono 'no substitute' for legal aid system

Legal aid cuts 'threaten diversity’ in profession

Tuesday Truth 23/06/2015

We cannot fight solicitors’ battles for you – bar

Legal aid ballot extended as opposition to CBA retreat grows

Joint CLSA & LCCSA Ballot Flyer

UN probes civil legal aid cuts

Barrister arrested on suspicion of perverting justice

Bar should not have right to sue for unpaid fees – Society

Ombudsman overhaul to cost profession up to £90k a year

Society: 'Lawyers must fight against poverty’

Neill elected by MPs as justice committee chair

US law firms stoke City salaries war

David Pannick: Why judges, not ministers, should authorise interceptions

UK setting wrong example on human rights, says top jurist

Female solicitors denied promotions 'over pregnancy fears’

Gove looks to cut £5m cost of judges’ lodgings

City lawyers warn against SRA apprenticeship plans

Appeal ruling backs representation in deprivation of liberty cases

Fake barrister receives suspended sentence

Law Society: third-party client accounts 'too expensive’