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'Worst UK gangmaster' sued in modern slavery case

Lithuanian men seek compensation for 'being treated like slaves' by Kent-based company

SFO raids fall by a half as budgetary constraints bite

High profile failures may have left organisation reluctant to take forceful action, says international law firm

Revenge porn offences will be pursued

According to recent reports, in the six months prior to April 2015, 14 police forces dealt with 139 cases of revenge porn, compared with 149 incidents recorded by eight police forces between January 2012 and June 2014, writes Caroline Dunne

Urgent review of Criminal Courts Charge needed, says Howard League

Frances Crook: 'It is the poor who will find themselves entrenched in their poverty by these criminal charges'

A complainant calls: How fair is res gestae?

The fact a defendant can effectively be deprived of the right to challenge his accuser must be revisited, argues Ben Henriques

The top ten dumbest insurance fraud claims

Identifying fraud can be tricky, but some claimants make it easier than others, explains Nicola Smith

The litigants in person who are playing a game

Nicholas Heaton and Giles Hutt advise on whether to assist unrepresented opponents and when to detect foul play

Charity Commission issues donation warning

Charities have recently been accused of funding groups with terrorist connections