Author: CJ McKinney

Intervention follows student protests targeting philosophy prof Kathleen Stock

Many outfits report rise in chargeable hours, especially at senior levels

Ruling could give rights to hundreds of law grads working as unqualified advocates

Prime Minister's 'frivolous speech' ignored 'serious issues' in justice system, says blogging barrister Matthew Scott

Number of applicants chasing each pupillage spot 'steadily increasing' every year

Ex-Shoosmiths associate admits inciting abuse against politicians after SRA investigation

Judge orders mystery criminals to hand over any info they may have obtained

But fined £500 over separate tweet about Muslims

Caught using someone else's blue badge

Economics at Cambridge comes top

Many are still keen on crime but very aware of 'atrocious' pay and conditions

Low pay, long hours and a crumbling justice system could be putting off the next generation of criminal lawyers

Former Downing Street adviser lashes leading lawyers over Brexit views

Ryan Eve vindicated in High Court after regulator's blunders

Bosses didn't know rookie was pregnant when they decided not to keep her on, tribunal finds

Adeel Saghir, 31, suspended for 30 months despite being jailed for GBH

#ThinkBeforeYouPost campaign warns public about prejudicing trials via social media

From 'unknown law student' to 'hipster antitrust chief' to Federal Trade Commissioner in just four years

Clive Coleman becomes associate tenant at 23ES

Ex-Supreme says decision to step down isn't political, reports say

Boris Johnson, meet the Catholic Relief Act