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Lord Faulks, rising court fees damage legal services

European regulator action shows need for new data-transfer solutions

Judgment reserved in criminal legal aid appeal

MPs lambast civil legal aid reforms

LSB sounds death knell for handling client money

Police force steps up security at its own stations after series of test raids

Father given contempt warning via social media

Judge blasts system after he is unable to extend sex attacker's sentence

Retention of information on police databases justifiable

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Peers call for rethink on legal aid for extradition

Career criminal jailed after being tracked down by teenager using a mobile phone app

Barristers offered 'payment plan' for clients

Name missing sex attackers, says MP

How the system is failing to care for the mentally ill

Corporate human rights crime bid

Hundreds of sex offenders on the run in the UK

Child arrests by police 'unnecessary', says watchdog

SRA announcement 'unsettles' junior lawyers

Inspector calls for CPS

Record activity at EU court

Mckenzie students

Judicial mentoring unveiled to boost diversity

Drug dealer wins government compensation battle after road crash

Rioters more likely to claim 'lack of respect' from police, says research

Three new Law Society Excellence awards

Police official: install CCTV 'at eye level' outside your home

SRA warns of ‘Friday afternoon fraud’ risk

Tania Clarence, mother who killed three children, begins hospital release

Drink-drive should be cut by almost half, fire brigade says

Prisoners accidentally given paperwork containing names and addresses of local school children

Internet troll faces £100,000 bill for Google Map libel

'Bonnie and Clyde' couple jailed after £400,000 burglaries across south east

US firm awarded £50k after abuse posted on Google profile

Get tough on property crime, says London mayoral hopeful

Mother who killed daughter, 8, with 'sadistic' lover jailed

Peers urge rethink on legal aid for extradition

Tuesday Truth 10/03/2015

Death row: America's version of 'freedom' is rotten and sadistic

CPS 'risked lives' by releasing Abid Naseer without charge

Boy, six, sexually assaulted in community centre toilets

Chemistry teacher who planned to fight with Isil in Syria is jailed

Businessman spends £10k on private detectives to hunt killer of daughter's cat

Police chiefs question why Abid Naseer was not prosecuted in the UK

Thick as thieves: the world's stupidest criminal suspects

Scotland's armed police 'stop' drink drivers

Jamaica not safe for gay asylum seeker, say judges

CPS defends decision not to prosecute Manchester bomb plotter

Tube driver’s sacking raises questions about zero tolerance policies

Chemistry teacher planned to join Islamic State and commit multiple acts of murder

Galloway firm denies breaching SRA rules over Twitter letters

SRA dumps trainee code of best practice