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MPs release damning report into Ministry of Justice's legal aid cuts

PAC: MoJ does not know if cuts to civil legal aid budget represent value for money

Successful CPS prosecutions are designed for the 'model victim'

Starmer QC: "Victims are playing catch up in the criminal justice system"

Strasbourg rules UK whole-life sentence is not incompatible with human rights

Triple murderer challenged sentence as inhuman and degrading, Catherine Baksi reports

Supreme Court to hear appeal from mother forced to move 50 miles from family

Lawyers say court guidance needed to prevent councils from engaging in mass social cleansing of the poor

MoD faces whistleblowing claim from doctor sacked by text

Ministry of Defence fails to get claim struck out on a 'technicality'

LGB networks lacking in firms outside of London

Report finds LGB network a marker of how open a firm is to LGB staff

Innovation: the driving force of the future

Attitudes need to change for law firms to truly capitalise on the opportunities afforded by the new competitive landscape, says Chris Marston

We are the custodians of the law, not Grayling

Pippa Allsop urges the profession to take a pragmatic approach to government's terrible decisions