Law
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Raul Ramirez to be sentenced to three years in prison for case with similarities to Stanford sexual assault case for which Brock Turner will serve only six months
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Tenants could recover past fees if a legal fight against the lettings agency is successful – potentially paving the way for more suits against other heavyweight consumer firms
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Brexit won the vote, but for now we remain in the EU
Joshua RozenbergBy not triggering article 50 of the Lisbon treaty immediately after the referendum, David Cameron has bought the UK more time to negotiate terms
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Letters: Amid the current anger it is a time to be measured … be wary of using an awful and exceptional case to generate fundamental change
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Letters: It is shameful that such a valiant defender of human rights has been detained since she appears to have been arrested for exercising democratic rights
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The US supreme court on Thursday dealt Barack Obama a blow by blocking his plan to spare millions of undocumented immigrants from deportation in a split 4-4 ruling
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The US supreme court handed down three big verdicts. None of them rolled out predictably as they probably would have with a full complement of justices
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Editorial: Opening up family courts is not an easy option. But a way must be found to enable judges to contribute to the process of learning from such catastrophic failure
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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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One year after the supreme court's same-sex marriage ruling, the fight continues