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Eleanor de Freitas died days before she had to go on trial accused of lying about rape claim, despite lack of evidence
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Up to 90 Tories are set to oppose the UK rejoining the measure, arguing it makes it too easy for Britons to face trial abroad
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Britain risks becoming haven for wanted criminals, say legal experts in attempt to ward off expected Tory backbench rebellion
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Report authors recommend urgent measures to address low proportion of women and minority ethnic judges
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Sceptical justices make jokes about Florida’s white-collar prosecution of fisherman whose catch of groupers proved smaller than regulations permitted
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Lawyers pursuing compensation claim on behalf of child, say mother’s heavy drinking constitutes crime of poisoning
UK’s first ICC judge attacks proposed restructuring of international court