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Signing Ched Evans should solely be a matter for Oldham Athletic

CM Solicitors will be 'proud sponsor of Latics whatever the outcome'

Introduction, allegro and variations for viola

Accompanied by five dealers and one pawnbroker, Hugh Elder tells the tale of a sorry string musician

Witnesses and victims of child sexual abuse let down by justice system

Inappropriate questioning techniques found to be used by police during interviews

Clients and other animals

In the dark days of winter we need a little light to make us smile in the gloom. It is dark in the morning, it is dark as you leave court, you never see the house in daylight from Sunday to Saturday – if you are busy over lunch you will never even be outside in the daylight, or only rarely. Indeed, for those stuck in offices watching the sun set at four o'clock and internally howling at the moon at the prospect of another three hours at least at work, in the dark, where do we turn for some light relief?

The new era of data metrics

Standardised J-codes for litigation have the welcome side effect of allowing firms to analyse performance and efficiency, explains Damian Blackburn

Balancing innocence and guilt: Telegraph journalist 'breaks the internet'

Legal profession reels at suggestion we should lower the burden of proof in criminal cases

Kicking and screaming

The Chancery Division is being dragged into the world of modern court processes and electronic filing, explains Francesca Kaye

Reduction in the number of cases received by the Court of Appeal

6,116 applications to appeal sentencing and convictions received by the court in the last legal year