Court report ban 'could be eased'
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Research should examine whether juries are prejudiced by media reports, the Attorney General says.
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Restrictions on aircraft hand luggage following an alleged terror plot could soon be relaxed, the transport secretary says.
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EDMONTON (CP) - Patient safety would improve if health workers who report hospital errors were protected from legal action, says a new report.
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Court told relatives could have 'invented' part of prosecution's case to lessen their involvement in death of five-year-old.
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Some restrictions on moving animals imposed after the latest foot-and-mouth case are to be eased in Wales.
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A New York Times decision to block  British online readers from seeing a story about London  terrorism suspects raises new questions on restricting the flow  of information in the Internet age, legal and media experts  say.
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Former lord chancellor advises committee chairman with compromise formula expected in MPs' report
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Deliberate bugging of conversations with lawyers could see trials halted and convictions overturned
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A military judge today warned the US government that the slowness of its investigations into alleged abuse at an Iraqi prison could derail the cases against the accused soldiers.
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BEIJING, Sept. 13 -- A new effort to punish anyone who leaks information from China's courts is part of a clampdown on the news media ahead of a leadership conference next year, experts said Wednesday.
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The decision not to apply the watershed ruling to past cases has the potential to shut out thousands.
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Let the espionage masterclass commence Prime Minister Gordon Brown is expected to announce plans for at least a partial lift of the British ban on use of wiretap evidence in court, according to reports. The conclusions of the government's deliberations following the seven-month Chilcot Review into the policy have leaked to the media ahead of the planned announcement later today.â¦
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[JURIST] BBC News is reporting that incoming EU Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has withdrawn his proposed slate of Commissioners from consideration by the European Parliament after a dispute over the inclusion of controversial Justice portfolio
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A former high court judge suggests judges hearing difficult legal cases could call for a second opinion.
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Alleged killers and rapists acquitted using a type of forensic evidence deemed unsafe could end up back in court, a police science expert says
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has lifted the two-Test ban on Sourav Ganguly which was slapped on him for slow over rate during the India-Pakistan match on November 13.
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Experts say the move could lead to suits against the U.S. or private companies.