Law candidates 'not good enough'
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Too many candidates in a new university law entry test produced "poor quality" work, a report says.
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Rows over judges' decisions are overshadowing Olympic achievements, says BBC News Online's Matthew Davis.
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Analysis Lawyer calls for urgent domain dispute reform
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Democrats who want to fight Alberto Gonzales&#39; nomination for attorney general will do so for the wrong reason. They&#39;ll focus on his memos arguing that President Bush isn&#39;t covered by inconvenient
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The candidate's failure to draw much support from the ethnic community has sparked an ugly debate over whether his race is the reason
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Scotland does not have enough police resources to do to the job, a parliament inquiry says.
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Allowing commercial firms to run law practices could encourage more trivial cases, a leading QC warns.
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'I must be a failure then' retort at conference likely to raise fresh questions about party leadership.
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Comment is free: Peter Preston: The failure of the British at Wimbledon is down not to a lack of resources, but a paucity of passion.
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As his critics see it, Hans A. von Spakovsky used every opportunity he had over four years in the Justice Department to make it difficult for voters -- poor, minority and Democratic -- to go to the polls. During his tenure, more than half of the career lawyers in the voting section left in protest.
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Prosecution lawyers are criticised for failing to inform victims of crime when charges are dropped or changed.
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More lawyers may follow the lead of a top QC who has resigned following the Law Lordsâ damning verdict on the Governmentâs anti-terror laws, a civil rights group claimed today.
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OR the past several months, plaintiffs&#39; lawyers and surrogate groups funded by them have criticized House Bill 4 and Proposition 12 as not delivering on its promise of lower professional
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One leading candidate has been debilitated by what he said was an attempt to poison him.
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Usually, senators and their staffs pore over the past legal writings and scholarly pronouncements of nominees for attorney general to glean clues as to the person's abilities and inclinations. But one possible nominee might give the lawmakers a whole new body of work to explore.
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The current role of the attorney general is "not sustainable" and needs changing, MPs say.
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The Green Party's U.S. Senate candidate fell about 9,000 signatures short of the number he needs to qualify for the Nov. 7 ballot as counting stopped Friday, according to his lawyers and those of state Democrats.