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'Principled' Heathrow 13 avoid jail after airport trespass

Protest was 'a matter of life and death'. The impact of air pollution is a 'ticking time bomb', says Hodge Jones & Allen partner

'Elementary, my dear Watson': The duty to investigate in article 2 inquests

Matthew Waszak discusses a recent case on the scope of coroners' investigative duties in an inquest into a death in police custody

Sentence reduction for guilty pleas draft guideline published

New rules aim to incentivise offenders while sparing victims and witnesses court appearances

Tougher sentences for robbers using knives and guns

Judges to consider physical injuries and psychological harm before sentencing

Public opinion of criminals linked to social inequality gap

Failure to address problem could lead to demands for harsher criminal justice policy, claims new study

David Miranda: Court of Appeal finds 'counter terrorism powers' incompatible with human rights

Schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act 2000 needs to be remedied to allow for judicial oversight

Lord Woolf primed to give keynote at Solicitors Journal Live

Former Master of the Rolls to address delegates on maintaining standards in a modern legal world

Sevenfold rise in crime following proliferation of dating apps

Users turn a blind eye to risk of dating apps and social media