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Thornhill defends magistrates' riot sentencing
John Thornhill, chairman of the Magistrates Association, has denied claims by the Prison Governors
Fraudulent will writer jailed
A fraudulent will writer has been jailed for 14 months. Walter Ventriglia, who pleaded guilty to
Law firms are struggling to choose between Hong Kong and Singapore
By Robert Sawhney, Managing Director, SR
Editor's Letter: Back to work
The summer's over and there's no getting away from the work that is needed to improve
Is firm culture a recipe for success or an excuse for failure?
By Julious P. Smith Jr, Chairman Emeritus, William
Focus on branding to stand out from the crowd
By Beverly Landais, Chief Executive Officer, Devereu
What lawyers might think about working mothers but would never say
By Kate Buller, Founding Partner, Executiv
Legal Services Board announces that it will not review reserved legal activities
Paper published on the work to complete a first-principles analysis
National Crime Agency publishes guidance on Suspicious Activity Reports
New guidance on submitting better quality SARs
Committee Corridor podcast focuses on whether the criminal justice system is in crisis
UK Parliament fortnightly podcast series on human rights and justice
Civicus Monitor downgrades UK for undermining civic freedoms
The global index of civic freedoms has released its latest annual findings
Bar Council of India allows the establishment of foreign lawyers and law firms in the country
New regulations allow for the opening up of India to foreign lawyers
New funding to help vulnerable people with legal issues
New funding for the Improving Outcomes Through Legal Support grant
Home Office returns over 320 foreign criminals and immigration offenders
Action is part of the UK government’s efforts to stop the boats
Law Society launches justice system project
Project aims to make the justice system fit for the future
Bar Standards Board publishes reports on the impact of training reforms
Three new reports assess the impact of the BSB Bar training reforms
UK financial regulator continues crackdown on unregistered crypto ATMs
The latest action has seen numerous sites in East London inspected
