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Suit up
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Suit up

Will the removal of expert immunity from suit have a negative impact on witness evidence, or will it improve standards and discourage mavericks? Andrew Wigston and Fiona Hinds join the debate
Critical thinking
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Critical thinking

Clare Arthurs examines what happens when experts are criticised by the courts, and what you can do to avoid it
Off the record
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Off the record

Could we be approaching a time when the police are forced to delete their DNA database? Anna Fairclough reports
In check
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In check

Experts are not infallible - it is essential that defence lawyers provide them with as much information as possible to help them make the right decision, say David McCluskey and Miranda Ching
Roaming charges
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Roaming charges

Can mobile phone records really offer your defendant a get out of jail free card? Duncan Campbell reports
The real deal
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The real deal

There's been a lot in the news in the past month about Ken Clarke. Formerly the bedrock of the coalition government, he now appears to have become the fall guy – put out to provoke the public and move attention away from more salacious stories of corruption, sex scandals and driving dilemmas.
Bundle of joy
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Bundle of joy

DJ Nigel Law explains how to prepare your family court bundle without angering the judge
Crossing the line
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Crossing the line

Cross-examination techniques should be adapted to protect victims – but we must not impose too many limits, argues Jeannie Mackie