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Paedophile who abused girl in Hamley's in front of grandmother faces jail

Are men natural born criminals? The prison numbers don't lie

Sleeping policemen: Officers could be allowed to doze on duty

True freedom is rarely painless or comfortable

Up to 5,000 Europeans pose terror threat after going abroad to fight jihad

Fantasist aristocrat impersonator jailed for fraud

Broadchurch plot laughed out of court

Partnership creates ‘law degree with apprenticeship’

Neighbours convicted of felling another man's clematis

Survey shows anti-Semitic views are common among Britons

Mother not criminally liable for alcohol damage to foetus

One in three UK female students sexually assaulted or abused on campus

Grayling secures MPs' backing for JR reforms

Travel-ban plans need more scrutiny

Centralised assessment of aspiring solicitors 'unthinkable' – Society

Print body gets ABS licence to charge for legal services

Sham marriage stopped after groom uses iPhone translate function to talk to 'fiancee'

Gamekeeper jailed for first time in Scotland for killing rare bird of prey

'Sadistic' teenage sex killer, who groomed victim on the internet, jailed for life

Mother of murder victim says son would still be alive if police had investigated properly

Undercover detective took drugs to get into character

Ex-justice minister earns £60k for legal consultancy

'Named and shamed' barrister can continue to practise

Tuesday Truth 13/01/2015

British rights bill pushed back

City solicitor appointed commissioner

Tribute to ‘shop front’ solicitor pioneer

New Law Society chief starts job

US moves to liberalise are ‘just the beginning’

Ched Evans: Without the rule of law, we will all be losers

Presence of police on jury not affecting fairness of trial

Police officer rings woman to tell her of husband's sudden death

French websites targeted by Islamic State hackers

Ched Evans: when will his criminal past stop defining him?

Facial discrimination: the prejudice of looks

Woman who left Kai the dog at Ayr station comes forward

Cowboy builder leaves 'code' pattern in driveway letting others know homeowner is an easy target

Weird cases: ruff justice for lapdogs?

Britain's strangest police e-fits of criminals

David Pannick: The Scottsboro Boys is a fine musical about injustice

Security to be beefed up at mental health unit where double murderer stabbed woman to...

Cash point fraudsters use iPod nano to steal PINs

Mother of 11-year-old 'crime wave' boy defends her son and says he was 'led astray'

Courts set for 30 per cent rise in rape trials

Abu Hamza the British hate preacher found guilty of terrorism and jailed for life in...

Abu Hamza trial: Finsbury Park mosque informant Reda Hassaine sees his enemy jailed

Excessive delay in holding inquest

Firm fined for failing to disclose tax avoidance

Charlie Hebdo: We must remain reasonable, free and strong

Courts expect an extra 550 rape trials this year

Solicitor warning over legal aid disputes

Top judge blasts legal aid delays in child case