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Sevenfold rise in crime following proliferation of dating apps

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

Change of plan

A US-owned outsourcing company has dropped plans to sue the Ministry of Justice after the Lord Chancellor reversed yet another of his predecessor's policies.

New policies give international arbitration much needed makeover

ICC Court aims to instil greater confidence in tribunal process

Attorney general to give unduly lenient sentence work to greater pool of advocates

Number of sentences considered by AG's Office has risen by 83 per cent since 2010

Not just any lease, this is an M&S lease

Implying terms into contracts: Sally Anne Blackmore explains the effect ?of the Supreme Court's decision in Marks and Spencer plc v BNP Paribas

Santa Claus is comin' to town

Richard Easton considers the circumstances in which the law recognises Santa as being 'real', and discusses the exploits of a criminal Father Christmas

Government backs down on raising £10,000 claim cap

Though an increase in court fees sees ministers take another step forward in developing two-tier justice system

CPS miss target as anti-drone protesters avoid prosecution

Second charge in a year fails as companies try to stop peaceful protests