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Fiona Woolf: justice must be seen to be done

Defence of illegality not available in litigation for breach of patent

Judge blamed for secrecy in terrorism trial

GP jailed for dodging £185,000 in tax claimed he 'wasn't good with numbers'

Teen girl jailed for murder has conviction quashed

Rape victim told 'snitches get stitches' as she is attacked by brother and sister

Mother who tried to send cash in friend's knickers to jihadist husband in Syria in...

How far should we go to stop online paedophiles?

Police smash trafficking ring accused of forcing pregnant woman into sham marriage

Companies face £20m fines for safety breaches

Should we have jailed this teen girl for life for killing a violent man?

Court overturns legal aid denial in ‘wrongful arrest’ case

More than a hundred criminals who escaped jail allowed back to open prisons

Lord chief justice condemns creeping secrecy in trials

Security services target lawyer-client exchanges

Weird cases: that’s a bit rich — eating the evidence

Arbitration — for richer, for poorer

Sorry, but all rapes are not the same

Can quotas help to change the face of the senior judiciary?

Why people take the law into their own hands online

Babysitter found guilty of violent murder of two-year-old Madison Horn

Court rules successor firm responsible for complaint

IPCC probe three police forces over 'failure to act on intelligence about indecent images of...

Hughes plans scheme to divert women from prison

Litigation deluge set to follow record forex fines

Ched Evans must be rehabilitated, but not like this

Police killer Harry Roberts could be given a new name following prison release

Max Clifford loses sex abuse sentence appeal

Connah Smith jailed for trying to murder two women in seven-hour ordeal

Lord chief justice attacks court secrecy

Lord Chief Justice: 'Terror accused should never be anonymous'

Internet pirate jailed for giving music away for free

Judge who tried to prevent reporting was champion of free press

Claim undermined by fraudulent device

Taxi drivers and hotel staff to help spot child abuse

Brazilian police kill 11,000 people in five years

John Bercow is to blame

Harry Roberts released from prison

European arrest warrant ‘in legal limbo’

Terrorists exploit ‘right to be forgotten’ law, says minister

MPs' calls to prisoners 'taped', says Chris Grayling

Theresa May: Home Office could have covered up paedophile claims

Drinking during pregnancy could be made illegal

Prisoner-lawyer conversations recorded, Grayling admits

Bar accused of taking 'cheap shots' at solicitor-advocates

Thief with fake baby 'bump' who avoided prison by pretending she was pregnant is finally...

World-renowned Royal Academy of Music soloist admits sex offences against three former pupils

Erol Incedal secret terror trial: jury discharged and retrial ordered

Labour to trigger new vote on European Arrest Warrant as fallout from chaotic Commons debate...

Wanless review: Home Office child sex abuse report published

European Arrest Warrant shambles: Who is to blame?

Lord chancellor denied relief over missed deadline