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Televising court trials only benefits programme makers

The best way of seeing justice being done is by attending a live trial, not watching an edited broadcast of one, say Michael Caplan QC and Melanie Riley

Diversity training is not enough to encourage women and minority groups through the profession

One of the first ethnic minority muslim woman judges, Maryam Syed worked right up to the day she gave birth to her first child. Things must change for women in the profession, she says

Special rules needed for litigants in person, judges say

Courts could opt for 'more inquisitorial form of process'

'Remain vigilant on judicial independence', LCJ tells judges

Lord Judge calls for 'meticulous' approach in final Mansion House speech

New Property Chamber begins work

Seven sets of rules covering wide range of disputes combined into one

Lady Hale to be deputy president of Supreme Court

Another first for the first female law lord and law commissioner

Highest percentage of women appointed High Court judges

Five women chosen for High Court, but proportion of solicitor applicants to judicial roles falls

Testing times on the horizon

Fees remission changes pose a challenging test for both litigants and 'employment lawyers, says Michael Reed