Law
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Editorial: The international criminal court has handed an 18-year prison sentence to a Congolese warlord for widespread rapes committed by his soldiers
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Concern over proportion of white and elderly JPs as courts minister says number of lay magistrates is set to halve
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A vote to leave is a vote to needlessly destroy our legal system
Elizabeth Prochaska‘Take back control’? This Brexit slogan has precious little truth to it, given the reality of how EU legislation affects British law
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Company begins paying out more than $400m to customers who were overcharged for ebooks
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The killing of the six-year-old by her father, Ben Butler, demonstrates that judges need to be held to account. The lack of public scrutiny is not in the public interest
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Council of Europe elects Tim Eicke QC, a London barrister and fluent German speaker, as Britain’s new representative
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Samantha and Clive Jefferies had been about to start fertility treatment with embryos when army veteran died suddenly
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Leung Chun-ying cites ‘high level of concern’ over disappearance of Lam Wing-kee and suggests Hong Kong officials should have been notified
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Law Society of Ireland reveals record number of applications from UK-qualified solicitors scared of outcome of EU vote
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Justice select committee condemns big rises in charges for divorce, employment or asylum cases as unjustified
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From ‘opening up’ the nation’s libel laws to temporarily banning Muslims, legal professionals says ‘pays no attention to the law’
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Women in the public eye, especially politicians, are used to brushing off threats of death, rape and horrendous comments about their appearance – will Jo Cox’s murder be the wake-up call we need to finally clean up the web?
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Letters: All children should have their needs met. This requires partnership and mutual respect, not confrontation and threats
The Guardian view on Ellie Butler’s murder: human fallibility?