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Edward Faulks: Judicial review has real value — when used properly

Lawyers lured to boom in Tech City

Lawyer of the week Jonathan Laidlaw, QC

The Soering case — how it curbed capital punishment

Cross-examination is a necessary evil

Weird cases: sexual services in the library

Tackling criminals who prefer jail to paying back their booty

Government will not legislate to protect whistleblowing partners

Phone Hacking: CPS say the trial was about 'exploring a culture of invading privacy'

Supreme Court is supreme, says Neuberger

Grenadian wins LPC fight despite murder conviction

Theresa May reignites debate over surveillance powers

London students more likely to be victims of crime

MoJ figures paint stark picture of aid decline

Phone hacking trial: Cheryl Carter lost job and house before being cleared

Video shows pensioner protesting against cuts to free travel being restrained by police

Social media crimes account for 'half' of police calls

Police 'disregarded human decency' of a father who died in custody

Diner calls 999 to complain to police about his McDonald's burger

Rebekah Brooks walks free as £100m phone-hacking trial ends

Scandal that could not scupper press freedom

Cleared: the loyal PA, the shattered executive and the blameless guard

At £100m, phone hacking trial makes history for expense

Mid-sized practices lead way

Retired banker at Coutts 'laundered fraud proceeds'

AA expands legal services with conveyancing panel

Wonga fined for threatening customers with fake law firms

Is Theresa May right about British women jihadis joining Isis to fight in Syria?

Listed legal firms predict revenue boost

Solicitors enjoy above-average health, finds survey

Firms underestimate real risks to business

Criminal Procedure Rules 2014

‘Rude’ challenge

Old criminal record disclosure regime operated unlawfully

New SRA chair aims for ‘strong working relationship’

Mishcon recruits former DPP

Limited duty of disclosure post-conviction

Lawyers’ high fees ‘are denying people access to justice’

IT competence test

High court rules vulnerable defendants deserve equal protection

Date set for halted fraud trial

BME ‘danger’

Doughty Street International to open in The Hague

Barrister who lied about career to be disbarred

SFO increases fraud raids as funds run dry

Shiner accuses Grayling of ‘personal vendetta’

Train all youth justice lawyers, says damning report on failing system

Judges judged a must-see attraction

Minor offences need not be declared

Practising certificate fee set to fall by 17%

Train all youth justice lawyers, says damning report

Help young criminals get jobs by ‘wiping slate clean’