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Tuesday Truth 17/02/2015

Judges will have power to order DNA paternity tests in divorce battles

I know who killed my son in Kenya police custody, says British peer

Schillings internet framework

The most ridiculous police mugshots

Applications for silk invited

Police call coastguard to help injured officer at landlocked train station

Ministers ‘avoiding’ litigants in person question – Khan

Oxford Union president Ben Sullivan's rape case decision to be reviewed

Online courts will cut need for lawyers – IT guru

Virtual courts could deliver real justice

Wales asbestos costs ruling muddies waters

New terror measure in justice act

Police not liable for death caused by third party

Judges could rule via Skype in online courts

Wanted criminal who openly taunted police on Facebook is caught

Hackers steal £650 million in world's biggest bank raid

Wanted criminal openly taunts police on Facebook

Victim told to write to vicious attacker or face jail herself

Victims of crimes like rape deserve better in court

Police called after boy's hat knocked off

Long arm of the law reaches out to Facebook

Rapists jailed for six years after landmark case

LSB rubber stamps abolition of mandatory CPD

Judge brands rape victim 'foolish' for drinking too much

Fred Talbot guilty of abuse charges

Bigamist jailed after wedding photos posted on Facebook

Judges bemoan working conditions

Law firm tells staff: take all the holiday you need

Police officers and teenage suspect rescued after getting stuck in mud on freezing marsh

The country's longest serving policeman hangs up his truncheon after 47-years

Thieves ram-raid jewellery store and slip on floor

Google allows 260,00 links to be forgotten

Firm tells staff: take all the holiday you need

Murderer could be released at parole hearing

Doctors to be struck off for ignoring FGM

Government launches posters to 'end revenge porn'

Remand time rises to an average of ten weeks

Rape consent trial led to landmark appeal

Drunk or flirty rape victims often 'to blame', says survey

Supreme Court agrees to hear QASA challenge

Ireland claims world first for women solicitors

Royal assent for inducments ban and SARAH act

CFA regime ‘vital after legal aid abolition’

SFO told to pay costs of ‘flawed’ prosecution

CCTV 'fightcams' detect violence 'before it happens'

Jubilant thugs jump for joy after crocodile tears convince judge of remorse

Britain leads Europe on sending rapists to jail

Abuse inquiry will ‘give voice to the victims’

You shouldn’t offend Muslims, ex-top judge tells cartoonists

Drivers to pay £100 for being in wrong lane

No compensation for prisoners