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BSB plans to drop mandatory CPD hours

Triple killer claims whole life term breaches human rights

Scottish justice in the dock as Coulson trial collapses

Human Rights: reclaiming the argument

Transatlantic deal would help spies to snoop online

YouTube star sues over 'revenge porn’ video

Starmer takes on Gove over human rights laws

David Pannick, QC: The authentic sound of the great advocate

Labour’s new poster boy gears up to fight for human rights

Move to limit judicial review for school objections

Welsh government boosts 'new style' firm with £325,000 grant

Solicitor jailed for aiding 'cruel’ fraud scheme

Detainees 'confused’ by legal aid cuts

Three cleared in Nigerian bribery trial

Legal highs ban 'will bring a handful of prosecutions’

Bond Dickinson claims 20% profit rise

Police face huge rise in rape reports

Expanding practice snaps up files of collapsed firm

Police overwhelmed by rise in rape cases, says Hogan-Howe

Solicitor stole £600k from elderly clients

University of Law changes hands again

Tuesday Truth 02/06/2015

Right of free speech overrides possibility of distress to others

City firm announces first articled apprenticeship

Small firms lead way with pro bono efforts

Accountancy giant EY 'not a rival to law firms’

Courtroom abuse sparks new McKenzie friend fears

Rich criminals to pay back legal aid

Legal aid clawback powers come into force

Courts use iPads to speed justice and cut paperwork

US state adopts ABS model

Crowdfunded campaign to oust Carmichael goes to the courts

Ex-City solicitor becomes Gove aide

LAA tweaks billing system after criticism

Laughing gas suppliers face up to seven years in jail

Cost in mesothelioma claims

High-profile public law firm to close

Gateley to go public on 8 June

Criminal defence giant targets north-west

MSPs throw out assisted suicide bill

Police wasting time on costly CPS hotline

Taking Britain out of human rights court 'puts EU deal at risk’

Act that divides Britain

Non celebrities and the phone-hacking judgment

How the criminal underworld is closer to home than we think

Privacy becomes new frontier after celebrity judgment

Metamorph vows to buy 60 high street firms

MoJ accelerates court Wi-Fi

SRA warns on exit strategies after solicitors fined

Government pauses for thought on human rights

Society fears for legal profession privilege

Disclosure on freedom of information requests