Justice

Lord Keen quits as Scots law adviser over Internal Market Bill

The former Advocate General told the Prime Minister "your government faces challenges on a number of fronts"

Lord Keen offers resignation to Prime Minister

Boris Johnson said: "conversations on the matter are continuing"

Scottish Government harassment procedure was not designed to ‘get’ Alex Salmond

Scottish Government handling of delays to rape cases could be ‘open to legal challenge’

John Swinney refuses to reveal legal advice in Alex Salmond harassment case

The year that everything changed: a look back at the parliamentary year 2019-20

J. K. Rowling would not be prosecuted under the new hate crime bill, Humza Yousaf says

Lord Carloway backs plans for use of remote juries in High Court cases

Bill to set out the role of councils in Scots law being considered by local government committee

UK to shelve extradition treaty with Hong Kong

Adam Tomkins to stand down as an MSP at the 2021 Holyrood election

Julian Lewis has Tory whip removed after beating Chris Grayling to chair House of Commons security committee

Jury trials to restart in Scotland

Mobile devices save Police Scotland over 400,000 hours of officer time

China threatens ‘corresponding measures’ after Boris Johnson says three million Hong Kongers can come to Britain

Comment: We need to pay attention to the slavery and imperialism in our present, not just our past

Consultation opens on proposed bill to give Scots a legal right to food

Nicola Sturgeon called to give evidence to Holyrood Salmond inquiry

Boris Johnson launches new commission on racial inequality following Black Lives Matters protests

Police brutality sparked mass protest in the US, but it's time for Scotland to take a look at racism closer to home

Disabled people being 'failed' by criminal justice system, equality watchdog warns

Podcast: Calling order, the Presiding Officer cancels recess

Equality and Human Rights Commission launches inquiry into racial inequalities highlighted by coronavirus

Recorded crime in April down 18 per cent on previous year

Associate feature: Ensuring rights-based mental health law results in rights-based practice

Comment: Is COVID-19 crushing freedom of information rights?