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Father of abducted Atiya must remain in jail, judge rules

Law which made it illegal to call a police horse 'gay' is to be changed

NSPCC: Impact of social media sex abuse 'just as severe as physical abuse'

British children 'sexually abused on social media by paedophiles overseas'

Banning drugs drives a 'rising tide' of legal highs, peers warn

Hackers who stole Michael Jackson songs avoid jail

Ivan Esack: former policeman jailed for life over estranged wife's murder

Coroner recommends breathalysing 'binge drinking' Royal Navy crews

It's time to concentrate our anger on a culture that turns men into rapists |...

Dognappings: organised gangs behind a surge of dog thefts across the country

Schoolgirl's killer becomes first British prisoner to post video to Youtube in attempt to prove...

Daughter who stole ?160,000 to impress father 'blames herself for his death'

Penal policy: Grayling's titanic distraction

The battle against cybercrime is too important to be undone by Eurosceptics | Misha Glenny

Criminal law

Treating every allegation against Jimmy Savile as a 'fact' undermines justice

Jimmy Savile: the full report

Legal apprenticeships no threat, says CILEx

69,000 female, 9,000 male rape victims per year visualised: get the full data

Fish thief given community service

Jimmy Savile police missed three chances to take case to trial, DPP admits

Jimmy Savile report: key findings

2012 ?record year for mergers?

ACPO response to Jimmy Savile reports

Jimmy Savile prosecutors could lose their jobs over fiasco, says Downing Street

London solicitors ?ran sham marriage scam?

Hairdresser murdered by former detective husband 'had told police four times about his abusive behaviour'

Man who threw bottle at Usain Bolt at Olympics found guilty

Law firms defy City gloom with 20,000 new hires

An overview of sexual offending in England and Wales

Only one in 35 rapes lead to a conviction, figures show

Met: 'Corruption of this kind will not be tolerated'

Chris Grayling takes one step forward on probation, then one giant step back on jails...

One in five women are victims of sexual assault

Indian lawyers refuse to represent alleged rapists

UK?s top law firms say no to private equity ? for now

Justice of the future aims for high hit rate

Woman Bar leader sees end of ?fat cat? image

Crew of gun rampage sub ?drunk out of their minds?

Seven prisons in England to close

Changes to prison capacity announced

ACPO comment on an overview of sexual offending in England and Wales statistical bulletin

Woman solicitor ?sacked for starting a relationship?

We?re still on course for referral fee ban, says SRA

Victims 'could report crimes at the Post Office'

Birmingham Law Centre faces the axe after a century

Privatising probation makes no sense ? and will put the public at risk | Harry...

Met to move 800 detectives from Scotland Yard to community policing

How to follow the public money in a privatised NHS | Zoe Williams

Return of the super-prison as the Coalition changes tack

Private firms to take over bulk of the probation service

Chris Grayling: charities may be better at helping prisoners than probation officers