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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

Taliban bodyguard wins human rights claim to stay in Britain

Barristers attack plan to ‘coach’ witnesses

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

Scots remember solicitors who served

Deprivation of liberty guidance clarifies rules

Co-op Legal claims trading in the black despite plummeting revenue

Traffic warden attacked after issuing ticket

Weird cases: impersonating a lawyer

Cost of prison versus the cost of justice

Gary Slapper’s legal miscellany: Heard the one about the Speaker or the defamed prostitute?

‘Without women around, men think and speak differently’

Teenage boy admits trying to buy deadly abrin over Internet

Bar regulator licenses 15 'entities'

Legal executives get a pay rise

Sentencing Council: Consultation on Revised Guidelines for Dangerous Dogs Offences

Convicted murderer throws 'booze-fuelled' party inside Surrey prison

Ministry of Justice criticised for refusing to name prisoners on the run

Labour pledges to abolish tribunal fees system

Questions over SFO funding as whistleblowers not followed up

Protect our forces from human rights law, say ex-defence chiefs

Footballer loses anonymity in sex trial

‘We have a version of Islam here now that I don’t even recognise’

Withdrawal of legal aid leads to additional expense for courts

'Uncertainty' over second 8.75% legal aid fee cut

Crisis talks held over £20m press inquiry

Police entitlement to overtime pay

Cash-strapped courts ‘at tipping point’

Top prosecutor to review cases against journalists

Grayling promises to keep court fees increase ‘under review’

High Court: lack of funds no reason to halt SDT hearings

Do historic cases create injustice?

Labour proposes £26m sale of judges’ lodgings

Paralegals could damage solicitor ‘brand’ – survey

Interests of national security override freedom of the press

McKenzie friends could drive ‘bulldozer’ through 2007 act

Inmates on the run can return to open prisons, court rules

Pressure mounts on law chief to scrap trials of journalists

First bar entities to be announced ‘in days’

PI claims farmer fined £80k for unsolicited calls

Terror trial evidence must remain secret