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Terror charges dropped against former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg

Brooks drops hacking trial costs claim

Anonymity ruling faces challenge

Parents using mobile phone trackers for children put them 'in danger', spy chief warns

Deutsche Bank executive says ladettes ruled office

Not above the law

New copyright rules open door for explosion in use of parodies

Chartered accountants grant first ABS licence

55% rise in actions against solicitors

KPMG to offer one-stop shop with ABS

#shoplifting: the blogs that celebrate stolen hauls

The poison plot that sparked major counter terrorism raid

David Pannick, QC: Human rights questions ignored by the prime minister

We are not punitive nor the blue-rinse brigade, JPs insist

High Court deals LASPO blow to Grayling

Judge’s criticism raises fear of adoption crisis

Judge rules that boy can die against parents’ wishes

Snooping row sparks six year feud between neighbours

Judge dismisses 180 divorces over ‘industrial-scale fraud’

Minister refuses to commit on advice deficit

Police under fire after 'delaying' investigation into paedophile teacher for nine months

Teen jihadist from Bristol was Grade A student with a bright future

Litigation door opens to unsupervised legal executives

Midlands network is ‘on-call partner’

Deputy head teacher investigated over claims he had indecent images of boys is found dead

Grayling: plans on human rights imminent

Transforming legal aid: crime duty contracts – Response Hub

Comment: Human rights law protects us against ministers like Grayling

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

Eugene Kaspersky: traditional crime 'is coming to cyberspace'

Human trafficking victims 'tattooed by gangs'

New measures to show revenge porn victims 'law is on their side'

'I spent six months blaming myself' – a revenge porn victim speaks

Revenge porn: children as young as 11 among victims

Burglar in tree delayed 783 trains and cost half a million pounds

How being a teacher has become increasingly dangerous

Beheading videos are turning youngsters off jihad, police chief says

Dave Lee Travis sentence referred to the Attorney General after complaints it was unduly lenient

Human rights litigation policy

BT Law cuts losses in first year as ABS

City firm retains most trainees

Twitter troll jailed for 'campaign of hatred' against Stella Creasy

Solicitor struck off

SRA closes sports lawyer’s practice

Can Channel 4 show the true nature of police work?

Ex-mayor banned from pubs given drinks licencing role

#LCCSADrive – 08/10/2014

LAA unveils schedules

Society urges MPs to investigate contracts consultation

Tempers fray after last law centre closes doors

Ofgem raps firms over debt letters

Barristers set up direct family mediation scheme