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Court and councils face surge in denial of liberty cases

How to be a winning boss during the World Cup

Are you for Justice?

Mirror Group faces court claims by 30 more ‘victims of phone hacking’

Rapists must be brought to justice — at home and abroad

Detention of alcoholic for medical purposes lawful

Veteran whose medals were 'stolen' by burglar on D-Day finds them again

OAP back with wife after poisoning case is dropped

Shortfall of £40m in compensation the 2011 riots, government admits

Spying powers need to be updated, says Theresa May

QASA fight pushes LSB legal spend up 10-fold

Bid to save legal aid for domestic violence victims

Legal aid ‘impasse’ forces top family judge to adjourn

Maximum motorway speeding fine set to rocket to £10,000

Theresa May backs World Cup domestic violence clampdown campaign

SRA confirms another month of falling firm numbers

Public Defender Service adds three silks

Tackle 'unconscious bias' in rape trial jurors, says top prosecutor

Consumer panel to use FoI requests for lawyer data

Drugs in rugs: heroin worth £5 million found woven into carpets

Corrupt police face 14 years in jail under new law

Saudi prince fails to prevent exposé after court rules in favour of former model

Magistrates’ fining powers to be unlimited

Police appeal to help to catch convicted murderer – four years after he goes on...

Police to buy mainland Britain's first water cannon

WikiLeaked diplomatic cable judged as admissible evidence

Simon Hughes to speak on data plans

Major terror trial set for secrecy

‘Equal merit’ policy can aid BME selection, says Bhatia

New hourly rates to hit firms using paralegals

Lord Judge on awards panel

Hope for Malawi legal reforms

Trojan Horse: plan for 'no-notice' school inspections

Heroin addict steals £25,000 heirlooms from family caring for him

Quarter of criminals being watched by GCHQ have gone off radar since Snowden leaks

First look at the new generation of 'borstal'

Hundreds of foreign criminals escape deportation on human rights grounds

The primary school children with criminal convictions

Secret trial damage ‘would be irreversible’

Iraq war crimes lawyer faced death threats

Police called to filming of 24 after local residents report hearing gun battle

Number of legal executives to grow 17% in next decade

Revenue up 9% at Clyde & Co

Project Not Asking For It: students fight back against rape stereotypes

Jet-skiing benefits cheat who claimed £140,000 avoids jail

Hillsborough solicitor honoured at legal aid Oscars

CPD 'already embedded in firms', says SRA

Number of women judges at record level

Guidance on using linguistic analysis in asylum claims

Trust the judges, says Grayling, on totally secret terror trial

Work yourself out of existence, Grayling tells super-regulator