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Date set for judicial review showdown

Break on Through – 10/01/2015

Men wrongly accused of rape mustn't be granted anonymity

Is this the world's worst fake banknote?

Allen & Overy slashes £15m from staff costs

LegalZoom enters market with ABS licence

Superman ecstasy pills: drugs expert says government failed to act on warning

Vindictive accuser should be named, says rape claim MP

Woman 'sets herself on fire in police station'

Woman brings boyfriend to justice after remembering attack with hypnosis

Prisoner 'masterminded plot to import machine guns using Parcelforce'

The Ched Evans case has become a lightning rod for irrationality

Mark Pritchard sparks concern after hinting at rape accuser's identity

Munby: legal aid system ‘not humane’

Criminals get 'slap on the wrist' too often, warns senior magistrate

17 violent deaths in Britain in first six days of 2015

French prison guards warn Marseille jail has become a 'holiday camp'

Police stole identities of dead children as old as 17

‘Weak’ appraisal of magistrates harming courts – report

8 rules to ensure Twitter doesn't get you sacked

Police awash with complaints from pedestrians splashed by drivers hitting puddles

Singapore lures judicial talent for commercial court

Bar regulator invites entity applications

Tuesday Truth 06/01/2015

Judge orders MoJ to pay for LiP’s lawyer

Keep working on your tenders, criminal practitioners told

Thatcher confidant raped boy and police covered crime up

The most sinister court in Britain strikes yet again

Westminster paedophile ring: 'I allowed my son to go with him. You trusted people more...

Prisoners' mobile phones to be cut off under new law

Killer drivers will be kept off the roads in new crackdown

BLP bounces back with profits up 25%

MoJ morale fails to improve

Robot brain could cut turnaround time

Barrister creates ABS to ‘fuse’ with solicitors

Families get right to fight ‘soft’ sentences for drivers who kill

Four in five deterred from tribunals by fees – poll

Onus on trademark proprietor to show internet users confused

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State won't cope with volume of sex abuse allegations, MP warns

Scottish criminals dodge £25 million of fines

Child abuse victim demands an apology from Butler-Sloss

Judge attacked over bid to hold family cases in public

You were as drunk as a lord? Yes, my lord

City and civil service top legal honours list

Archives reveal Thatcher's 'disquiet' about solicitors

Drink spiking: What you need to know about Britain's hidden epidemic

British anti-Semitism set to hit record high

No right for prisoners to vote in referendum

Garry Newlove killer to have murder conviction reviewed amid concern over joint enterprise role

The dark truth about domestic abuse – it's now happening online too

Bungling raider breaks leg in four places by jumping from roof onto police car