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DPP to meet judge following prosecution ?farce? in murder trial

UK's most brazen costa drug lord caught in Spain

Eric Pickles gives communities power to outlaw spitting

Doughnuts are the key to falling crime

Crackdown on violent online porn planned

Old Bailey protest

Bribery Act lying dormant, SFO admits

TSol set for major recruitment push

Lambeth eyes ABS to save legal spend

SRA to fast track ABS applications

Regulator defiant over licensing One Legal

Business rate relief; misconduct in public office

EC unveils European public prosecutor plan

ACPO response to HMIC Valuing the Police report (3)

Man found guilty of killing church organist on Christmas Eve

Why the PCC's Huhne ruling was right – but where was the public interest?

Fewer police officers, fewer crimes

Lobby law loophole for lawyers

Police 'too busy' to walk the streets and prevent crime

UK breached human rights over IRA killings, European Court rules

Specimen charges

Justices want better powers to curb youth crime : from the archive, 17 July 1884

Justices want better powers to curb youth crime : from the archive, 17 July 1884

Violence as squatters evicted after 13 years

The Facebook paedophile case is why I'll ban computers from my children's bedrooms

Edinburgh madam and business partner jailed for running prostitution racket

Scotland Yard refuses to inform families of dead children whose identities were stolen by undercover...

Rogue mortgage broker jailed for two years

Lawyer in phone-hacking saga says BBC play cast her as villain

RSPCA pays chiefs more as costs for prosecutions soar

Good character not reliant on status

Profile: Ian McLoughlin, bisexual 'genius' convicted of killing two homosexual men

It?s time to pay for cruel treatment of the vulnerable, courts are told

Rehabilitation reforms treat women as ?afterthought? ? MPs

Low quality police files hinder CPS, says report

Paedophile freed and not banned from Facebook despite using it to groom victims

Sir John Thomas will be next lord chief justice

Direct Line applies to set up law firm through ABS

Serious Fraud Office charges two brokers over Libor rigging

Up to half of crimes written off by Scotland Yard

Royal Mail worker jailed for terrorism offences

ACPO comment on police response times

Taser use: get the data

Labelled as criminals

The truth behind the child abuse cover-ups

Sir John Thomas, the new Lord Chief Justice, is smart, outspoken … and another man

Is domestic violence a private matter because there's no CCTV at home? | Deborah Orr

Sex abuse in schools: the parents who want a change to the law

Travellers' mobile phone data seized by police at border

Ministers brace for further clashes with European judges over human rights

As police arrest British fugitives in Spain, are the days of the Costa del Crime...

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