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Tuesday's Truth 25/11/2014

The Life and Times of the Criminal Defence Lawyer: The Tuesday Truth

Businessman settles Google 'right to be forgotten' case

Former DPP lambasts criminal justice IT

Number of human trafficking victims doubles in four years

Magna Carta justice push

Royal commission on prison policy proposed

Wife spends two nights in cells for hitting husband with magazine

Expert witnesses ‘pressured by solicitors’

Protecting vulnerable witnesses in criminal trials

Marking anxiety over explosives offences

Police: Stop using us as ambulance drivers

SRA earmarks ‘level playing field’ between firms and ABSs

Public ride along with police patrols to boost confidence in officers

Anjem Choudary bail restrictions relaxed by judge

Preaching ban is breach of extremist’s rights

S&M and Marks and Spencer-themed student party shut down by police

Can we trust a guilty conviction?

Two cab drivers guilty of refusing to pick up blind man and guide dog

Andy Coulson released from prison on electronic tag

This Egyptian girl died after undergoing FGM. Why has no one been held to account?

Arsenal of guns brought to Britain exposes border security failure

Abduction reform call

Grayling visits law academy graduates

The Law Commission's Report on Kidnapping, False Imprisonment & Child Abduction

Father charged with rape is given legal aid

Wealth becoming key to justice, say 87% of lawyers

Theresa May to give MI5 and police power to force terror suspects to move

Former Ukip candidate jailed over sheep deaths

Journalists take police to court over secret data

One in six police jobs expected to go after election, say senior officers

Prosecutor in Rolf Harris case to lead St Helena abuse inquiry

Solicitors ‘prickly’ – economic crime chief

18,000 bottles of wine poured down the drain

SRA to scrap PC fee renewal system

Nicola Sturgeon urged to scrap automatic early release

SRA unveils plans to scrap IT behind mySRA

'Postcode lottery' in help for victims of anti-social behaviour, claims report

Ex-JJB Sports chief executive Christopher Ronnie guilty of £1m fraud

Weird cases: plane parked up at the pub

European arrest warrant: safe and practical

Weird cases: when judges depart from the stylebook

Jeremy Vine caught speeding on bike in Hyde Park

Solicitor fabricated litigation in three-year deception

Celebrities inadvertently fuelling sexting boom among schoolchildren, top National Crime Agency official suggests

There's no horseing around with a mounted policeman

Lawyers push experts to favour clients

Pleb? It’s no big deal — but swearing is, says PC

Executives come out punching in pubs fight

Silence is not an option, judges told by Ipso chief Sir Alan Moses

Why right to freedom of information needs Strasbourg consideration

Guns for hire? Expert witnesses in the dock