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Barrister calls for urgent meetings on judicial discrimination and bias

Government leading review into over-representation of BAME groups in criminal justice system

Sex, please – we're British

Yet despite the public's yearning to know the carnal inclinations of celebrities, the PJS injunction is about so much more than tabloid gossip, writes Amber Melville-Brown

Hillsborough: Jury rules 96 victims were 'unlawfully killed'

Operation Resolve expects criminal investigation to be completed before end of 2016

MoD should be prosecuted for training deaths

The ministry has hid behind Crown immunity for too long, says solicitor

Supreme Court limits Met liability in London riot compensation claim

Judgment will save taxpayer £80m, says commercial dispute resolution partner

Could the guilty plea write out the role of the defence?

The tone set is that defendants who know they are guilty should plead guilty, writes Ruth Harris

Footballer handed suspended sentence for contempt of court

Motorist pays the penalty for faking whiplash as Attorney General's Office sends out a message

Anti-arms trade protesters acquitted of obstructing highway

Judge finds 'compelling' evidence that weapons were illegally sold at London arms fair