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Blacklaws given ‘carte blanche’ in regional role

Village four-legged race falls foul of anti-binge drinking laws

Rise of the DIY litigant forces judges to rewrite court rules

Armchair detective reveals Jack the Ripper was a Polish immigrant

Fateful journey of a family who were ready to take any risk to reach UK

Major disturbance at immigration centre after detainee's death

Al-Hilli Alps murder may be perfect crime, say French two fruitless years on

Society launches campaign

Mozambique sets up legal aid body

Judicial Review 8th & 9th September

PE teacher's lesbian affair with pupil, 15, exposed by faulty printer

Man who threatened ex-partner with knife shot dead by police

Madeleine McCann: are we any closer to knowing the truth?

Reporters appeal to Strasbourg over law that lets police track phone calls

Little appetite for fight on food fraud

Woolf to head historic child abuse inquiry

London’s lord mayor to chair sex abuse inquiry

eBay users warned to declare income as trader is jailed for tax evasion

More banks admit creating 'law firms' to send debt letters

Aspiring lawyer crowd-funds Oxford tuition fees

Your case or mine? The crimes we must solve for ourselves

MoJ ‘some way off’ a viable criminal contract scheme

Mentally ill terror suspect can be extradited to US

Murderer and robber sent explosives from inside prison

When innocent men go to jail: miscarriages of justice in Britain

'I wanted to do as well as I could for Ann Maguire'

Arrests made after investors lose average £28,000 on gold leasing and mobile phone minutes scams

Co-op's legal losses soar by 70%

Case of suicidal rape victim shows need to reform Irish abortion laws

Privately-educated woman, 20, who went to Syria to marry an Isil fighter

Calls for legal advice strategy

South-west council slashes legal budget

Crime victims forced to turn into 'DIY detectives'

Officials have lost track of 50,000 illegal immigrants

Whether trial by jury required in libel case

IRA told not to rely on ‘comfort letters’

Why the Human Rights Council of the UN is ‘eyeless in Gaza’

‘If I had my time again I’d have made radical changes earlier’

NHS heart expert and three colleagues jailed for £1m fraud

Are your photos safe in the cloud?

Ashya King case and legal, ethical and moral principles

Judge Rinder: farce or infotainment?

Judge disqualifies Wolstenholmes members from running companies

Call to keep UK legal sector competitive

LSB caution on growth of paid McKenzie Friends

BLM creates single City office

Prague hospital ready to treat Ashya King as family set to be reunited

The real-life diamond heists that are bigger than 'Heat'

A tale of cruel bureaucracy that kept parents locked away from ailing son

IRA terror suspects to lose immunity from prosecution

'Twitter troll' facing jail over MP abuse tweets

Co-op Legal Services promises profits in 2015