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112 unpaid rail tickets: Judge signals jail risk for persistent fare dodger

A Westminster court rejects a legal challenge as a prolific fare evader awaits sentencing

Prince Harry set to take the stand in High Court battle with Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry is expected to give evidence in a major High Court privacy case against ANL

SDT punishes “paper owner” solicitor as trainee ran branch and client money controls failed

Two solicitors are fined after a firm sale structure left weak oversight and breached accounts rules

Solicitor fined after repeated conveyancing failures exposed gaps in AML and lender duties

SDT fines a solicitor after AML scrutiny failures and lender update breaches in two property matters

Why professional discipline appeals rarely succeed

Appeals against disciplinary decisions in the UK legal sector rarely lead to a different outcome

Top judge accused of racist tone court comment about machete — formal advice issued

Judicial Conduct Office issues formal advice after judge’s comment about machete provokes complaint

First female King’s Bench President announces retirement after pioneering senior judicial role

Dame Victoria Sharp, leader of England and Wales’s largest High Court division, to retire in October

MoD faces high court hearing over disregarded military letters

High Court grants urgent anonymity to vulnerable claimant after MoD failed to address critical support letters from senior officers

Court scrambles to fix top firm’s indefensible data catastrophe

A routine legal battle spirals into a privacy nightmare as a firm fights to reclaim lost secrets

How to ask the right questions in your final training contract interview?

Reaching the final training contract interview is a major milestone for any UK law student.