Crime

Articles

MoJ 'fiddling while Rome burns' with extended court hours pilot

'It is hard enough to juggle work and home without evening sittings,' says silk

Not-for-profit crime firm 'slays the lie' that solicitors are in it for the money

Cooperative and community interest company launched by ex-Bindmans lawyers

Private prosecutions and the shape of things to come

Criticism of charities' right to prosecute alleged offenders is short-sighted and ignores the nature of justice, writes Melinka Berridge

Walking the tightrope of compliance

The Law Society has struck back on the SFO's section 2 interviews, but to what effect, wonders Maia Cohen-Lask

Lawyers, banks, and NGOs join forces to fight human trafficking

Thomson Reuters Foundation launches new toolkit to scrutinise financial data

Teaching about FGM

Dr Kate Cook urges solicitors to be more aware about a practice that has no place in our society

The digital revolution meets Dad's Army

The efficient use of technology in criminal courts presents challenges for defence firms as they seek to train an ageing cohort of lawyers, says Adam Makepeace

Last word: Criminal class

Attending a speed awareness course brings home to Richard Barr the need for drivers to be trained to be more aware of the unforeseen