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Crown advocates struggling – report

Politically correct judges on ‘expansionist binge’, says thinktank

Solicitor devastated by £100k intervention

Lawyer faces jail for £23,000 fare dodge

Drivers plead guilty online to save time in courts

Legal Aid Agency sets itself digital deadline

Labour repeats pledge to repeal JR reforms

'How I lost £74,000 to boiler room fraudsters'

Tackle racism with humour – Warsi

Strict liability offence for offshore tax evasion

Drunk driver falls off chair while in police custody

Criminal legal aid appeal – judgment tomorrow

‘Informed consent’ has arrived

Maldives: imprisoning of former president casts doubt on judiciary

Judges behaving badly

You want a ‘criminal’ criminal lawyer? Better Call Saul

Is Magna Carta more honoured in the breach?

Weird cases: judge not, lest ye be judged

Are crown prosecutors at risk of losing advocacy skills?

Survey reveals ignorance of PC fees spending

Budget 2015: new penalties for professionals assisting tax evasion

Dog offence sentencing ‘must reflect new laws’

Judges urged to get tough on dangerous dogs

Labourer jailed for life for 'senseless' murder of elderly woman in her home

Judges removed from office after viewing porn at work

Witness-informing threatens fairness, Society warns

Vara brushes off calls for urgent LASPO review

Eleanor de Freitas false rape case: Escort rumours heightened fear of prosecution

Undercover elite child sex abuse investigation 'scrapped by police commanders'

Litigation expert barred for ‘doctoring’ settlement offers

Cambridge University bursar jailed for stealing £300,000 to fund bingo addiction

London eyes apprentices

Society condemns new tax avoidance penalties

Grayling backs Leveson proposals

Tuesday Truth 17/03/2015

Election purdah threat to legal aid reforms

Police refuse to fine drivers for hogging lanes and tailgating

Law Society minority group appoints chair

QS chief: ‘we grew too quickly’

Stinging rebuke for lord chancellor for failing his statutory duties

UK law on cross-border group relief proportionate

Scottish firms report higher fee income

Law school becomes first university to apply for ABS

Firms eye acquisitions with bank financing secured

Rochdale child grooming: 7 police officers involved in failed investigation will not be disciplined

Britain needs fewer pubs, top cop suggests

Solicitors to require mandatory ‘statement of competence’

Benefits cheat 'too handicapped to walk' who fiddled £26k was champion golfer

Insurance giant RSA moves into law

Police accused over failure to refer 75% of rape cases

Drivers speeding in Europe could swamp UK courts

European regulator action shows need for new data-transfer solutions