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Embarrassed senior Scots law adviser guilty of firearms offence

Putting consumer protection first

The FCA's recent decision to take criminal action demonstrates its commitment to the regulation of consumer credit and to ensuring that people are working within their permissions, writes James Walton

New bail arrangements under the Policing and Crime Act 2017

The Act should improve decision making and reduce distress and injustice for individuals placed on bail, but further guidance will be needed first, writes Alec Samuels

SFO secures largest corporate crime fine

Latest DPA could sound the death knell for self-reporting, says white collar crime expert

Lawyers split over consultation on reform of corporate crime

'Failure to prevent' fraud offence could be an easy political win for Theresa May

'Mischievous' judge bids farewell to court with middle finger salute

Popular silk, His Honour Judge Neil 'George' Ford QC, has last laugh at retirement send off

Lawyers share humorous tales of clients' misdeeds

Fake funeral and indecent exposure feature among #freelegaltips

Identification by photographs

In 1923, SJ considered the admissibility of photographs as identification evidence in the courts