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Sex case expert wanted Janner to be charged

Neuberger warns of 'unconscious bias’ among judges

Prisoner spends three hours at a bus stop after being released from jail in error

Flyer – Vote for Justice Rally 23/04/2015

Digital legal aid system 'will not be fit for purpose’

Law chief blocked child sex abuse trial of peer

Respected lawyers who failed to act

Judges told to show courtesy, respect and Gosh

Assange conference booking sparks judicial boycott

SRA proposes alternative to client accounts

Law report: Bank under duty to make inquiries of dubious transactions

Most legal services consumers expect free advice, finds poll

Cost no longer firms’ biggest priority in PII renewal, finds survey

Firm makes acquisition in expansion push across East Midlands

BSB begins push for more flexible routes to the bar

ICO probes 173 law firms over data protection breaches

Weird cases: off their face and on Facebook

Boko Haram and the missing schoolgirls: what the International Criminal Court can do

How law firms see election implications

CCTV: Honey trap victim seen in Palm Beach Casino on night of murder

Lib Dems open to reversing court fees hike

Paralegal first to qualify as solicitor through equivalent means

Lack of representation 'particularly unfair’ in emotive cases

Investigation opened into conduct of 'rude' judge

Blitz Courts and Transforming Summary Justice – This Week's Initiative – Webinar 15th April 2015

It’s raptors to the rescue as seagulls take aim at top legal minds

Rising number of race hate crimes on Britain's trains

Virtual firm pioneer seeks out traditional office space

Prankster pilot skims plane on surface of Ullswater, Lake District

Transport for London launches hard-hitting sexual harrassment campaign

Tory manifesto pledges end to human rights 'mission creep'

Green party manifesto promises legal aid cuts reversal

The Life and Times of the Criminal Defence Lawyer: The Tuesday Truth

Cashier barred for misuse of £150k client and office funds

Judges oppose jurors’ laws on research over internet

Convicted must pay a fee for their trial

Guidance on making anonymity orders

Wham! Bash! Pow! The superheroes battling to save legal aid – video

A pledge for a Just and Fair Society

Mass demo aims to put justice top of election agenda

Shake-out looming as firms draft legal aid tender bids

Access to justice a greater concern than free healthcare – poll | Law | The...

Prisoner move ban unlawful

Judicial diversity action plan

Barristers attack plan to ‘coach’ witnesses

Taliban bodyguard wins human rights claim to stay in Britain

Victims and efficiency dominate Labour’s justice pledges

Shake-out looming as firms draft tender bids

Marginal Seats

Certificate that overruled a judicial decision was unlawful

Legal highs causing 'violent and bizarre' behaviour are banned

Deprivation of liberty guidance clarifies rules