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Good cop, good cop

Parole board faces prospect of workload trebling

Police chief under criminal investigation

GP practice manager stole from surgery to pay for model railway

High Court dismisses appeal against SDT fine

Slater & Gordon offers one million shares to employees

Society warns against emergency data legislation

Teenager 'unlawfully killed' teacher Ann Maguire

The snooping Bill: a fine balance between privacy and security

Judges attack minister over legal reforms

No right to review of recall from home detention

Westminster 'chumocracy' protected their own over paedophilia, MP says

On the run prisoners arrested over robbery

Police forced to put down their own sniffer dog because it was an illegal breed

Westminster whistleblower told to 'back off' over paedophiles

Met Police apologise for shooting of woman which sparked 1985 Brixton riots

False imprisonment

Calculating value of VAT mistake

Shift by NSPCC clears way for crime of failing to report abuse

Courts face up to 100,000 cases over loss of liberty for dementia sufferers

Prosecutors failing to deal with routine rape cases properly, inspector says

Child abuse inquiries must focus on justice for victims

Health check shows impact of cuts at CPS

Merger activity cools among smaller firms

Witch-hunts thrive in a climate of fear

Joint enterprise: review sentencing levels to prevent injustice

How to police the digital highway?

Record £1m fine is new blow to Land Registry

Conspiracy theories

City firms offer pro-bono help for FCA cases

What’s the hit rate when defendants sing that they are not guilty?

Criminal solicitor groups mull Society’s ‘generous offer’

Residence test for civil aid survives Commons vote

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

Grayling not given up on regulatory reform

David Cameron: Government considering change to child abuse laws

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

Sketch: The man who knew too little

SRA warns in-house lawyers not to mislead third parties

Electronic devices must be operable to travel

Theresa May launches major new inquiry into child sex abuse allegations

View to a bill

Reding bows out

Society turns to LSB after board clears cover reform

Rafferty chairs college

Internet giants ‘should pay for data protection’

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

Government pushes on with online powers of attorney

Minister: I didn’t know about student loan letters

Specialist regulation is best, says BSB chair