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700 new convictions for 'historic sex abuse' pushing up prison population

David Cameron: Government considering change to child abuse laws

Grayling not given up on regulatory reform

PMQs sketch: A question of judgment

Society pledges fresh support for criminal solicitors

Grayling agrees legal aid truce with barristers over complex fraud trials | Law | theguardian.com

SRA warns in-house lawyers not to mislead third parties

Sketch: The man who knew too little

Electronic devices must be operable to travel

Internet giants ‘should pay for data protection’

Reding bows out

Rafferty chairs college

View to a bill

Society turns to LSB after board clears cover reform

Theresa May launches major new inquiry into child sex abuse allegations

Paedophilia inquiry too big to get results, warns ex-DPP

Government pushes on with online powers of attorney

Specialist regulation is best, says BSB chair

Minister: I didn’t know about student loan letters

Forcing journalists to warn subjects and destroy notes ‘could stifle investigation’

Calls for Butler-Sloss to drop abuse inquiry role over family conflict of interest

Firm wins court battle over legal contract tender

Council approves 17% cut in PC fee

Gazette reporter Baksi on shortlist

David Cameron: 'No stone unturned' during inquiry into paedophile claims

Bookkeeper jailed for stealing £2m to buy property empire

Domestic convictions on the up

Ann Cleeves attacks 'glib' depictions of murders of women

Home Secretary Theresa May announces review by NSPCC chief on Westminster child abuse allegations

We need action, not more inquiries into child abuse

Westminster 'child abuse': NSPCC chief to lead inquiry into Home Office handling of allegations

Home Office forced to pay £130k for failing to deport violent criminal

LPC applications down by 10%

Survivors of child abuse deserve better than yet another cover-up

Apportioning costs of experts in family proceedings

Right to discharge treated effluent into private watercourses

Butler-Sloss named to head child sex abuse inquiry

Society receives funding request for aid JR

Bar and MoJ announce fee deal

Barristers’ fees stand-off ends in a temporary ‘victory for commonsense’

Practitioner bodies berate ‘face-saving’ bar deal

Aid cuts leave thousands in hands of amateur lawyers, MPs told

Appeal judge's anger at 'depressing litigation'

Jobless stripped of benefit are now in line for £130m payout

Watchdog drops inquiry into jailed software boss

‘Conflict of interest’ solicitor struck off

Mitchell judgments restore co-operation to litigation – Law Society

Child abuse files were dismissed as fantasies of a deluded man

Peers add to criticism of judicial review changes

Rolf Harris case shows why we mustn't be afraid to talk about sexual abuse

Andy Coulson sentenced for 18 months in phone hacking trial

Air travellers need targeted protection