Latest Law

Why is Abu Qatada being freed and can he ever be deported?

Briefing Tue 7 Feb 2012, AT 10:53

A 'truly dangerous' Islamist cleric is to be released following a human rights ruling

TripAdvisor forced to remove 'honest opinion' claims

One-Minute Read Wed 1 Feb 2012, AT 13:19

Travel site can no longer say its reviews can be trusted following a 'benchmark' ASA ruling

Julian Assange

Can Julian Assange win his Supreme Court extradition case?

Briefing Wed 1 Feb 2012, AT 08:40

If judges find in favour of the WikiLeaks boss, any other extraditions to Europe would be difficult

Twitter

Twitter could help enforce super-injunctions in the UK

First Post Tue 31 Jan 2012, AT 10:20

But Twitter bigwig tells MPs it is yet to receive a super-injunction from a UK court

FBI releases files on Ol' Dirty Bastard of the Wu Tang Clan

One-Minute Read Wed 11 Jan 2012, AT 14:42

The rapper is linked to three murders, and papers reveal fears over Wu Tang crimes

Law

'Sleazy Michael' wins obscenity trial over fisting DVDs

One-Minute Read Fri 6 Jan 2012, AT 16:18

Campaigners delighted over acquittal of escort, which could have a 'seismic' impact on the law

Vive la justice: Chirac is convicted for corruption

One-Minute Read Thu 15 Dec 2011, AT 13:13

What the French are saying about their former head of state being found guilty of embezzlement

'Cowardice of politicians' forces BBC woman to die at Dignitas

One-Minute Read Thu 8 Dec 2011, AT 08:46

Cancer patient's last letter slams British law which prevented her from dying in the country of her birth

Prosecutor describes night of Stephen Lawrence murder

One-Minute Read Wed 16 Nov 2011, AT 09:57

Eighteen years after a black teenager was stabbed to death, two men are on trial for murder

What is the Leveson Inquiry - and will there be fireworks?

Briefing Mon 14 Nov 2011, AT 15:48

An inquiry into the behaviour of the media has begun, and Twitter could prove the star attraction

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