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?Trafficking victims must be protected from prosecution?

?UK not bound to accept Strasbourg ruling on prisoners? voting rights?

ACPO comment on the launch of the National Child Sexual Abuse Review Panel

British law is holding back fight on terror, says French judge

Child victims spared ?live? grilling by defence team

Ministry of Waste…?4.3m spent on cabs for prisoners

Lord chief justice backs moves to protect vulnerable witnesses

Juniors ?on ?14 a day? after legal aid cuts, MPs hear

?Video evidence would spare children court ordeal?

Bill ?will force naturists to go undercover?

Most people who view child porn escape arrest

Lord Chief Justice calls for children to have evidence video recorded

Firms braced for spending squeeze

Polish trio jailed for life 'utterly chilling' murder

Former solicitor convicted in ?20m fraud case

Hospital seizes haul of weapons from patients

Father admits manslaughter over toddler's heroin overdose

Police and social workers must recognise issue of sexual grooming by Pakistani men – MPs

Five centuries of crime and punishment leave the Old Bailey in need of repairs

Plebgate: Met Commissioner faces fresh questions

Cost of shotgun and firearm licenses must rise say police chiefs

Drunken officer hid phone in her cleavage

Murderers? rape porn searches fuels ban call

Criminalise possession of 'rape porn', campaigners urge David Cameron

Growth rate plummets at top 100

Client spending squeeze forcing firms to merge

Don?t bad-mouth the profession, Hudson tells Co-op

Court increases sentences for trio jailed for sexually assaulting unconscious teen

Sewage lorry ram raiders jailed after crashing into bank – CCTV

Teenager who raped 11-year-old girl given life sentence

Deportation of foreign suspects ?contradicts legal principle?

Polish trio found guilty of 'wicked' plot to murder 'whiter than white' graduate

IBA anti-corruption strategy

SRA takes over 16 months to approve ABS

Victim review will be ?costly and time-consuming?

Bribery Act: is that a free lunch or a bung?

Grayling accused of wiping away 400 years of tradition

Teacher with indecent images of children allowed to resume career

Cultural traditions are no excuse for sex crimes, minister warns

Graham Ovenden's suspended sentence sends a dangerous message | Polly Neate

Los Angeles police pursue high speed motorcyclist

Takeover fever lifts fast-rising DWF

Broadwater Farm riots: prosecutors consider new charges over killing of Pc Blakelock

Fake Microsoft callers scamming thousands

New checks uncover foreign criminals in Britain

Two men jailed for 15 years for raping boy in Debenhams

'Soft' sentences for knife crime despite Chris Grayling pledge

British legal system under threat

Teachers who download child pornography to be barred from profession

Proposed law is no snooper?s charter

No harm in simulated rape videos (as long as they are well made), say ministers

Judges attack Grayling?s legal aid shake-up