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SRA to drop mandatory 16-hour CPD

‘Considerable improvement’ in SRA’s complaint-handling

UK ‘wilfully’ ignorant of EU realities, bar conference hears

Abu Hamza: we must speed up extradition process, says PM

Top athlete sobs as she tells of 'shame at becoming a prostitute'

Top detective caught drink driving on day of Ann Maguire's murder

Appointment for Christina Blacklaws

Judge attacks colleagues over ‘chronic fear of risk’

Joss Stone’s would-be killers have their sentences cut

Two more prisoners abscond from an open prison

Proportionality test not applied

Prisoner dubbed Scarborough slasher is latest inmate to walk out of an open prison

MoJ claims civil courts not damaged by austerity

UK man who fought in Syria is first to be convicted of terror offences related...

CoA rules in landmark decision on riot damage losses

London Legal Walk: image gallery

Killer deported three years after claiming human rights to stay in Britain

A wrong righted

Law firm paid legal aid for case that was bound to fail

Paul Harris's speech to the Criminal Law Friendly Society

Insurers buoyed by ‘fundamental dishonesty’ ruling

Deutsche Bank to grow Birmingham legal team

Stuart Hall cleared of raping two young girls

Rule change ‘puts COFA heads on the block’

Police officers 'should be refunded Federation fees', MPs say

Open prisons: one in ten inmates is a murderer

Grayling asks judges to rethink rules after one-punch killer gets four years

Ex-MP and convicted paedophile ask Google to ‘forget’ them

Burglars face tougher punishments if children are in raided house

Conviction rate for sex crime in sudden drop

Detective disciplined for breaking the rules to catch double killer resigns

Divers prosecuted for keeping wreck salvage

War crimes: Why is Britain in the dock again?

High Court grants JR on immunity of ‘torture’ prince

Lawyer of the week: Bobbie Cheema, QC

Cutting legal aid was a mistake, say judges

Leading judges in damning attack on civil aid cuts

Human rights

Facebook paedophile escapes jail sentence

Offender’s safety overrides open justice

Tax avoidance, celebrity and the search for reality

The problem with men and dangerous dogs

World first Twitter reconstruction sees robbers convicted

Society warns of ‘Solicitors from Hell’ email scam

Televising trials: the case against

The criminal barrister — an endangered species

850 foreign offenders in British jails because they can't be deported

Ensuring that fraud trials do not grind to a halt

Freedom of speech ‘at risk’ as right to be forgotten is enshrined in law

Paedophile who had sex with boys while HIV-positive has life jail term reduced

Paul and Sandra Dunham 'shattered' after being issued with extradition date

Avon and Somerset police chief suspended following complaints about behaviour towards women