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No 'avalanche' of releases after first successful 'joint enterprise' ruling

CPS expected to consider charges alternatives, says criminal lawyer

Overuse of email is bringing legal profession to its knees

Lawyer-client confidentiality is under threat, but are firms facing up to the cybercrime challenge, asks Matthew Rogers

The Solicitors' Journal and Reporter - March 9, 1912

The Legal Aspect of the Suffragist Riot.

Employer liable for employee's criminal act at work

Retailers could see spike in claims from offended customers, says solicitor

Foreign government requests for fraud information up 62 per cent

Cyber-enabled fraud the largest single category of MLA requests received by the Home Office

NAO: Criminal justice system not delivering value for money

£21.5m wasted on preparing cases that were not heard in court, report finds

First reported case on the shorter trials scheme

Questions have been answered on whether cases can be transferred into the STS and whether this case fell within the class of cases appropriate for the STS, writes Ed Crosse

Supreme Court overturns 'illogical' Cookson principle

Controversial House of Lords rulings dismissed as being out of touch with the present legal climate