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Clients suffer in silence, says consumer watchdog

European Court wrong to tear up part of index to the internet library

Hundreds of children investigated for Twitter abuse and bullying each year, new figures reveal

Professionals win protection of the law if they whistleblow

'Catch Me If You Can' fugitive on the run once again

Extend hate crime laws to transsexuals and disabled, say experts

Barrister tax cheat disbarred

Prisoners released from jail commit 10 new burglaries a day, say official figures

Operation Cotton: the case with no barristers

The dark side of female empowerment: The rise of Britain's 'gangster girls' running gangs

Leading CPD firm ceases trading

New court challenge to Grayling's legal aid custs

Commission calls for review of hate crime

Criminals seek ‘right to be forgotten’ from the media

Extradition couple Paul and Sandra Dunham refused bail in the US

Mother welcomes restrictions for young drivers

Peter James: The real-life horrors behind my books

Oxfam anti-fraud boss jailed for stealing £65,000 from the charity

Drug users begin injecting 'legal highs'

Interpreters contract ‘unacceptable’ – top family judge

Couple jailed for labelling innocent woman a prostitute on fake sex profile

Public access bar service claims ‘crowdfunding’ success

JR proceedings begin over legal aid cuts

Officers rapped after blasting Sound Of Da Police song

Knifeman was on run from prison

Post-traumatic stress disorder: the bomb waiting to explode

Trial by TV for the 'diva' crime tsar

'Cash-for-crash' scams force bus company to cancel route

Money launderers to face up to 14 years in prison

Luxury boutique hopes to fund police patrols after £150,000 handbag theft

Society advertises for new chief executive

Cyclist's leisurely bank holiday ride leads him to illegal rave

New legal highs on rise as UK death rate twice Europe average

Stuart Hall jailed for another two and a half years

MoJ's ‘high-risk’ projects on the rise

Terrorist is allowed to keep his home as bid to seize property fails

Landmark whistleblowing case could open floodgates

Far-right groups should be banned from staging protests, police chief suggests

Millionaires may get life for cheating the taxman

Marine’s sentence reduced

Judge’s order saves girl from overdose

Fraudsters face longer sentences if they target the elderly

Brokers warn SRA plans ‘unlikely’ to cut PII costs

Unions create law firm ABS to rival high street

‘Studying abroad made my CV stand out. I would recommend it to anyone’

The critical tomato question and the law

The 2.1 essay that could end your career

University of Liverpool and University of Law launch new partnership

Calling time on A-level law?

Call the PDS, regulator tells solicitors caught in protest

Call the PDS, regulator tells solicitors caught in protest

Marine A sentence cut by two years as he loses appeal to have it quashed