Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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Humanity and common sense prevail in frozen sperm ruling

Allowing a woman time until she's ready to have her dead husband's children is a triumph for ethics, says Seamus Burns

Courts must work better for the people who use them

The new family justice system will be efficient and effective, says Simon Hughes MP

The number of employment tribunal claims is an ambiguous one

Fees, the economy, ACAS conciliation and client service all play a part, says Louise Haward

Rough/tough justice

Catherine Burtinshaw explains why she had her boss paraded through the streets of Manchester in a comedy-striped convict's outfit

Treasury approves £75m annual investment in courts

'One-off package' to run for five years and deliver £100m savings a year by 2019

Pay per view the answer to publishers' contempt problems, Law Commission says

Charging for the service 'would enable offenders to be traced more easily'

Employment update

Stephen Levinson examines the impact of the introduction of fees on tribunal claims

What Magna Carta legacy?

It took this government less than 12 months to wipe out 800 years of progress since the Magna Carta. So much for celebrating the rule of law, says Kerry Underwood