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Counsels' Submission 26/01/2015

Man accused of having sex with a Shetland pony was found 'smelling strongly of horses'

Victims' commissioner: Complaints are not being taken seriously

Crime victims treated as a 'nuisance', says official report

Victims ‘let down by justice agencies’ – report

The dock has had its day, says law chief

Police hid extent of spying on reporters during Plebgate

Police guidance effective

Scottish Justice Minister scraps women's prison plan

Child sex abuse inquiry could cost hundreds of millions

Harrods wine thief 'had no idea' rare Burgundy Grand Cru worth £20k

Professional scuba diver finds body of missing student in seconds as police are told underwater...

South-east roll-out for CRM14 form

Thieving postman caught by iPad tracking device

Clare's Law: Worried someone you know has a violent past? Here's how to find out

Society puts trainee minimum salary back on agenda

Aldi manager on £40,000 a year caught stealing store takings

Lawyers-to-be reveal career motivations

Five women per day told of partner's violent past under Clare's Law

Capita still failing to hit interpreter target

Dog theft gangs marking target houses with chalk symbols

The rising tide of anti-Semitism

Prosecutors run short of £50m after increase in sex-abuse cases

Prisoners taking 'legal highs' to be kept in jail longer

Hedge fund boss jailed for 13 years over fraud

Don't deprive our bobbies of their helmets

Mapped: the top 20 highest risk postcodes for burglary

Police who battered injured deer to death with crowbar to keep jobs

Watch: Coronation Street star Barbara Knox banned for drink-driving

Rape figures are rising fast. Sadly that's a good thing

Justice Secretary 'sorry' after prison pictures of killer appear on Facebook

Solicitor felt ‘comforted’ over tax rules by SRA visit

Stepping Hill nurse murder trial jury discharged

Chef and manager jailed after woman dies and 31 taken ill at Christmas dinner

Tuesday Truth 27/01/2015

Merseyside summit to tackle legal aid cuts

Leveson Report 23/01/2015

Prosecutors seek costly retrial of Sun journalists

Call to end use of juries in minor cases

Diner gets his just desserts two years after running away from £500 meal without paying

Frauds outnumber burglaries for the first time

Defendant lawyers join court fees condemnation

Pickles discriminated against gypsy women

Violent crime surges 16pc in new figures

The long journey to a training contract

Egregious judicial outbursts

Why the bottom line has become key for graduates

Training contracts: a new approach

Law schools teach the art of mooting

School debating contests open the door to law

Young lawyers jump at chance to earn as they learn

Apprentices were fired up to study law