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Online motoring pleas go national

Drink-driver banned after being caught 1mg over limit

Video: What happens when the police treat robbery the same way as rape

Hidden cameras can be used in public interest, European Court rules

Woman who ran drink-drive awareness courses caught three times the limit

Paedophile who sued Facebook wins £20k

Woman tries to smuggle almost £3million of fake toothbrushes

'I'm a big, strapping bloke. Who would believe I was a victim of domestic abuse?'

Summit: Magna Carta – ‘equality before the law in gestation’

Court fees ‘no serious risk’ to legal services – minister

Pony-riding man with whip racially abuses station worker

Big Law, justice . . . and Carey Mulligan

MoJ makes U-turn on LASPO insolvency exemption

Drink-drive suspects will lose blood test loophole

Teacher Simon Harris jailed for abusing vulnerable Kenyan street children

Summit: client communications ‘routinely intercepted’

Leveson warns defenders on procedure ‘trap’

Appeal granted on criminal legal aid

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Legendary Scottish solicitor dies

Mugger who attacked pensioner Alan Barnes took legal highs

Secret terror retrial: Erol Incedal 'had Tony Blair's address'

Summit: Midmarket firms told to cede power to non-lawyers

Summit: I'm proud of you, Grayling tells sector

Sir Cliff Richard's privacy was 'violated' by police deal with BBC, report claims

Electronic tags for sex offenders

Summit: rights should apply online as well as off – EU justice chief

Barrister disbarred for practising without valid PC

Summit: dissenters rally at Westminster

Summit: ‘inconvenience’ a threat to rule of law – LCJ

Lib Dems plan to make aiding tax evasion a criminal offence

Grayling faces Magna Carta challenge to court fee hikes

Jury sworn in for secret terror retrial

Views wanted on legal innovation

Don’t rush Saatchi drugs law, MPs urged

LPC graduates toil to find training contracts

Grayling’s plan to raise court fees ‘breaches Magna Carta’

Sussex authorities merge legal teams

SRA taken to task over perceived City bias

Consequences of a state’s failure to obey court orders

Tuesday Truth 24/02/2015

Does elite music teaching leave pupils open to abuse?

Carer, 19, caught on camera stealing from pensioner's purse

Police body camera shows 'sickening' attack on female officer

Driver disguised car as an ambulance to run errands for his wife

Burglar who boasted about his haul on Facebook caught after leaving footsteps in snow

BSB wants to surrender powers on pupillages

Care worker admits trying to murder three colleagues in West Bromwich

Plain clothed police foil gem 'smash and grab'

Ex-Guildhall School of Music teacher jailed for raping two pupils

Revise domestic abuse legal aid rules, MoJ urged

High Court allows judicial review on legal aid for inquests