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MoJ guilty of ‘double standards’ on claims portal

Alice Gross: How European Union countries are fighting tighter criminal records checks at our border

Mother describes moment daughter, seven, was shot dead by estranged father

Mother prosecuted for forging document to win daughter school place

SDT worried by lay proceedings against solicitors

Gang offers to arrange sham gay weddings for immigration cheats

Rebekah Brooks could recoup £7 million in hacking trial costs

Grayling is not above the law

Probation union says system ‘in chaos’

Privately educated City PA fined over drunken racist rant

Woman labelled 'world's sexiest criminal' on social media

Labour in power 'happy' to face JRs says Khan

Graphic designer tried to kill mother with poison in 'Breaking Bad' style plot

Tribunal costs boost for in-house lawyers

‘Community courts’ call to revive local justice

In-house counsel can be leaders, says ECLA chief

Tory police chief cuts 400 officers from the PM's local force

Unbelievable world of the banker desperate to hide benefit fraud

The story behind the 'respectable' pyramid scheme ladies

Firm scales up for legal aid cuts

Chris Grayling’s legal aid cuts ‘so unfair they are illegal’, rules High Court – Crime...

Legal executives set out political wish list

Neuberger floats career judiciary to boost diversity

UK's £12m pledge to tackle illegal immigrants

SRA director questions holding of client money

SRA ready to drop separate business rule

Number of disbarred and suspended barristers soars

City giant wary of fee pressure despite profit surge

Accounts reporting abolition reined in after rethink

Duty contract hopefuls offered ‘webchat’

Bid to save legal aid for domestic violence victims

Guns, drugs and freedom: the great dark net debate

Margaret Hodge MP in collision with motorbike

Brides of Bristol jailed for £21m fraud running champagne pamper parties

Ipso: the line between media freedom and intrusion

Money laundering: the relationship between lawyers and clients

Breathalyser tests trialled for nightclub revellers

Killers should not be able to cross our border

Weird cases: courtroom shock tactics

Officers face 'gross misconduct' inquiry by police watchdog over Jimmy Savile case

Ian McEwan’s literary judgment shows us human side of the law

When West meets Sharia-compliant

The verdict: Pistorius was lucky, criminal lawyers say

Edlington child torture scandal social services department privatised

DIY lawyers are putting courts under unprecedented strain

High Court slaps down legal aid reform

Judicial Review – Full Judgement

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Advocates to have specialist training for sex cases

SRA looks to fill £10,000-a-year board roles

Roll ‘burden’ to be lifted from 30,000

Stalking prosecutions rise