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Insolvency professionals call for legislative change to fight war on fraud

One in nine British adults admit to being a victim of fraud in last year

Lost in the maze of surveillance laws

The ISC report on security agencies' interception techniques is a step in the right direction, but its findings are underwhelming, explain David McCluskey and Kate Parker

Supreme Court rules on corporate attribution and directors' duties

Decision tightens the net around fraudulent directors and accomplices

Corporate lawyers reject calls for 'death penalty' in white collar crimes

Likelihood of being caught is a more significant deterrent than the severity of punishment

Lord Neuberger dismisses suggestion Muslim women should wear niqabs in court

Controversy of full-face veil in the legal system raises its head in tabloid media yet again

Is client care the key to combatting clever fraudsters?

The careful use of risk management procedures can reduce the chance of becoming just another statistic, says Kathryn Taylor

The dark side of the MoJ

Purdah has allowed the government to implement new guidance and charges in a way that Niccolò Machiavelli would be proud of

CPS advocacy takes a 'backwards step'

Fears over risk crown advocates are losing courtroom skills