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Judges in real-life court dramas are latest stars of catch-up TV

Directors unable to attribute their wrongdoing to company

Church goer admits murder in pensioner 'mercy killing' case

Court halves SDT suspension of 'passively complicit’ partner

Litigation funder pledges £200m for new cases

Paralegal barred by SRA for taking client information

'Police treated Rotherham sex abuse victims as prostitutes', crime commissioner admits

Citizens Advice branch trials 'half-price’ legal help

Legal 'iPlayer’ as Supreme Court launches on-demand video service

Immigration adviser convicted after pretending to be solicitor

Tuesday Truth 05/05/2015

Labour promises legal aid reversal for domestic violence victims

Solicitor opts for bar over SRA in search of 'stability’

Citizens Advice trials 'half-price’ legal help

Council brings more legal work in-house

MoJ warned of challenges to legal aid plans

Legal aid cuts causing 'misery' | Daily Mail Online

Football fans to be breathalysed before matches

God’s employee loses CoA battle in Magna Carta ruling

Minimum wage case earns City firm an 'exorcism’

Law bodies concerned despite client snooping victory

Society attacks in-house deregulation plan

A question of consent

Dementia case raises heat on law chief

Rapist jailed on victim’s evidence 'from the grave’

Email error sees £1.6m claim struck out in High Court

More resources needed to protect Colombia lawyers

SRA and the Law Society: a case of the tail wagging the dog?

Reflections on the right to fair trial

Who are you calling a dummy? How the law fares in elections

News focus: statistics of a changing profession

'Algo dealers’ feel heat of the law

Access to Justice

Found some lost property? Don't hand it in, put it on Twitter, say police

Government must take 'immediate action’ on air pollution

Supreme Court’s sex shop ruling good news for SRA

Sex-abuse judge promises full inquiry into Janner claims

Solicitor among the first bar entities authorised

Pressure grows on DPP to review Janner case

Campaigners win right to challenge assisted dying policy change

Pupillages fall as work at bar shrinks

Negligence appeal upheld over 'commoditised’ advice

DWF merges with niche practice

Human rights essay prize winner

Nearly one-third of new magic circle partners are women

Fewer barriers for women in judiciary than the bar – LCJ

Judicial announcements

Insurers open data to claimant solicitors in fraud crackdown

Costs judge warns on budgeting delays

Single-person bar entities face insurance struggle

Beware of exploiting your judicial status, magistrates warned

Redundancies confirmed at international firm