Law
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PM urged to consider stronger monitoring of terror suspects after reports that Jamal al-Harith carried out suicide bombing for Isis in Iraq
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Exclusive: Removal of five-year limit for applications follows vow by prime minister to increase domestic abuse prosecutions
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Editorial: Jamal al-Harith, previously held at Guantánamo Bay, has blown himself up for Islamic State. But his case cannot justify the expansion of such detention and use of torture
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Study backed by Guardian says new laws and interception of communications make it harder for journalists to protect sources
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Anthony Kennedy and conservative justices suggest death of Sergio Adrian Hernandez Guereca on Mexican side should keep issue out of US courts
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Serial killer took action after his solicitor was denied legal aid contract to represent him in attempt to move to a Scottish prison
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LGBT change There are reasons to be cheerful ... LGBTI rights gains in unlikely countries
Peter TatchellIraq, Tunisia and Lebanon are three countries that have recently made progressive steps forward in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex human rights
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Letters: A more stable indicator of who is sent to prison can be gained by looking at the impoverished backgrounds of prisoners
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Plaintiff known as Jane Roe in the groundbreaking 1973 US legal case over the right to abortion
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Two employees of Randox Testing Services arrested, with 484 police inquiries based on toxicology results under review
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Interest in the United States’ oft-cited, little read founding document is booming as concerned citizens identify the law as a bulwark against executive overreach
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Laws protecting workers from employers’ out-of-hours emails ignore the fact that, for many, switching off is not an option
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Prime minister launches major consultation to result in domestic violence and abuse act with new measures to help victims
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The justice department plans to rescind the ban and issue a new executive order to eliminate ‘erroneous constitutional concerns’ after an appeals court loss
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Law society hopes court will better ‘reflect society’, as all of current panel are white and majority are privately educated men
Prisons shakeup to give governors more control over rehabilitation