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Secret courts 'will conceal UK complicity in torture'

Colombian lawyers ?still at risk?

Manchester firms rebel against weekend courts

Expert report calls for more action on people trafficking

Nicklinson widow launches article 8 appeal

?Cutting edge? approach to ethics needed – LSB

Partner acted for mother of Moors murderers victim Keith Benner

Snooping bill ?not thought through?

Brady advocate bailed following TV revelations

Surge in demand for law degrees as A-level pupils get results

High court declines JR of assisted suicide law

Law Commission takes aim at multiple wildlife statutes

Society slams ?flawed? logic on harassment liability plan

Solicitors shun training review

New patron of legal diversity trust

Partners block promotion prospects

Professor Gus John to carry out SRA racism review

Government wrong to make graduate stack shelves, High Court rules

SRA licenses 15th ABS

'Disproportionate intervention targets BME solicitors'

Law Society at ABA conference

LSC to face judicial review over report costs

Leading firms sign up to judge recruitment campaign

Borders agency slammed for under-performance

Society ?dismayed? at refusal to budge on money laundering penalties

City firm overturns TUPE ruling in Jarvis case

European court in judicial selection crisis

?Frumpy legal profession? in need of revolution

Judicial applications up 17%

ABS pioneer condemns ?over-qualification? in firms

Law Society vice-president's firm applies to be ABS

Rupinder Bains acted pro bono for woman targeted by internet ?trolls?

Human rights lawyer helped UK Uncut fight tax decision

SRA to look again at vexed issue of race

Women ?out-perform men in judicial appointments?

Brian Spiro acted for The Spectator over Rod Liddle article

Solicitor acted for David Healer in police custody assault case

Law firms warned of cyber crime threat

Deaf Law Centre hits out at discrimination ?scandal?

LSB sets diversity reporting deadline

Jamie Beagent acting on behalf of detained torture victims

Law Society responds to training review

Government move to replace tribunal judges splits profession

Law Society wary of secret justice plan

Six months to end 'indiscriminate' prisoner voting ban

Solicitor-advocate acted for teacher in abuse acquittal

Apprenticeship scheme for legal services

Justice and Security bill faces a rough ride

Barefooted lawyers for human rights

JAC commissioner: 'let solicitors become judges'

Jenny Wiltshire acted for Chana al-Alas, who was acquitted of murder

Brighton: we never sought seismic change, says Grieve