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To the next 160 years

As the New Year gets underway, Kevin Poulter brings glad tidings and two exciting announcements for SJ readers

Lord Falconer: There's no infighting over justice

The shadow Lord Chancellor speaks to John van der Luit-Drummond on the pillars of justice at the mercy of government and his party's obligation to support its new leader

Homebuyers losing thousands of pounds intended for solicitors

SRA chief warns that the number of online payment scams is on the rise

Change of plan

A US-owned outsourcing company has dropped plans to sue the Ministry of Justice after the Lord Chancellor reversed yet another of his predecessor's policies.

New policies give international arbitration much needed makeover

ICC Court aims to instil greater confidence in tribunal process

MoJ admits transcription error cost firm legal aid contract

'Livelihoods should not be undermined by the typing of a 1 instead of a 2'

Cameron wades in on Leigh Day's conduct in Al Sweady inquiry

Human rights firm defends its work the 'British rule of law in action' as prime minister criticises lawyers

Attorney general to give unduly lenient sentence work to greater pool of advocates

Number of sentences considered by AG's Office has risen by 83 per cent since 2010