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Buckland appointment ‘an insult to lawyers’

Theresa May: How this Government plans to end heartbreaking forced marriage and FGM in the...

MoJ facing claims for judicial fees

MH17: families donate DNA samples to help identification

Lindsay Sandiford loses funding bid

New CILEx president

Reshuffle sparks talk of human rights reform

Minimum salary plea from junior lawyers

US teenager faces jail for sending girlfriend nude selfie

Murderers receive more support than bereaved families, says Lynda La Plante

Op Cotton silk banks over double legal aid rates

Legal Aid agency ‘in no position’ to tender

Starving girl, 10, fed raw potato peeling by stepfather

Police use Dunblane massacre to defend armed officers move

Mansfield: the victims’ choice

Hundreds of cases left without interpreter

New inquest into Deepcut death of Private Cheryl James amid fears of foul play

Judge orders inquiry into ‘arrogant’ QC

Judge and 'breathtakingly arrogant' barrister in slanging match during trial

Wright is new attorney general

The loss of Butler-Sloss

Police powers of detention strictly limited

Home Office 'failing to tackle asylum seeker fraud', says watchdog

Penalty for using mobile whilst driving could be doubled

Plans revealed to slash coroner areas by at least 25%

2,000 complaints made against judges

Ex-Times lawyer to appeal SDT suspension

Gallery fraudster sent to prison by art-loving judge who "loves going there"

Drivers face ban for using mobile phone

Data security office admits to own lapse

Market trader’s son takes on fight for access to justice

Capita awarded £229m electronic tagging contract

Lindsay Sandiford loses legal bid but court urges review in death row case

More than 600 suspected paedophiles arrested

CPS drops investigation into six tabloid journalists

MPs vote to fast-track surveillance bill

Double killer loses anonymity bid

‘Surveillance is taking place without proper safeguards’

Britain's paedophile problem 'shocks' NCA boss

No fixed preconditions for deporting young foreign offenders

Criminal bar takes QASA challenge to appeal court

Weird cases: toss of the coin to choose judge

Number of complaints about judges falls

Police trial facial recognition software that can ID suspects 'in seconds'

Fall in recorded crime stalls as violent crime surges by six per cent

Challenge for new law officers on road to Strasbourg

‘Cowed into settling’ with the taxman

Police fail to identify a suspect in more than half of recorded crimes, new figures...

Police killer ‘wastes legal aid’ in fight for easy time in jail

Grayling’s residence test for legal aid ruled unlawful

Reggae fan played music louder than a motorway

Attorney general out in reshuffle