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Fugitive 'lived the high life' until sunset photo gave the game away

Survey to test legal regulation costs ‘hypothesis’

Shop worker made thousands selling stolen shoes on ebay

Bahraini prince not immune from torture charge

Judicial review

Norway tops European legal aid spending table

Legal Aid- letter to MP

Response to MOJ Consultation

MOJ Consultation

Lawyer of the week: Adam Chapman

Legal aid cuts top concern for lawyers in Wales

Child abuse linked to witchcraft on the increase

Prince Nasser of Bahrain torture ruling quashed by High Court

Court of Appeal throws out QASA challenge

Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe defends police over Alice Gross search

PCSO walks between villages as he is not qualified to ride a bike

Faster and cheaper court access backed by MSPs

Is poor supervision for killers like Harry Street putting the public at risk?

Cyber security training 'essential' for lawyers

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

Sky News reporter was just doing his job

Calls for law to be changed after Broadmoor killer Barry Williams is released without supervision

Britons must accept loss of digital freedoms for safety, NCA boss warns

It's never OK to troll anyone – even a troll

Cannabis as addictive as heroin, major new study finds

Get tough on revenge porn, prosecutors told

Shamed church trustee admits to defrauding fellow parishioners out of millions

Mass killer Harry Street is detained indefinitely after admitting bomb plot

Serial killer Harry Street would have faced tougher supervision if released from jail

Revenge pornography 'can and will' be prosecuted, vow CPS lawyers

Police spy powers: watchdog Sir Paul Kennedy launches major new inquiry

'Revenge pornography' could lead to 14 years in jail, say new guidelines

Harry Street pleads guilty to bomb making plot

Could Britain's prisons soon be as bad as America's?

Lawyers urged to respond to aid consultation

KPMG ‘will not compete with big law practices’

Spying on the media must be disclosed

Scotland will refuse to accept British Bill of Rights

Prison officer 'stabbed in the head in drink-fuelled prison disturbance'

Britain's new spymaster Alex Younger appointed to lead fight against terrorism

Human rights reforms will protect Armed forces from 'persistent claims'

Man jailed over fake bomb detectors he said could find Madeleine McCann

Scotland’s fears over UK abandoning Human Rights Act

Legal Ombudsman to open online complaints portal

Human rights reforms: The cases targeted by Conservatives' new plan

Draft 'British rights' bill before Christmas

Partners fined for tax avoidance advice

Debate: Should MPs be able to veto rulings from the European Court of Human Rights?

‘Puerile’ Tory rights plan is full of howlers, says former attorney-general

Britain threatens to cut ties with human rights court

Daughter cleared of trying to murder her 'evil' mother with deadly poison bought over internet

RSPCA should stop prosecuting hunting and animal cruelty, report finds