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Criminals to be tracked via satellite with new tags

Abu Qatada family say they want to leave 'racist' UK

Britain 'losing the war on cyber crime' as costs hit ?205 million

'Monitor your spending' scheme raises risk of ID fraud identity theft

It?s not what you know, it?s how you look to the clients

Improve witness protection to tackle serious crime, ministers say

Nearly 1,000 doctors 'have criminal records'

More than 175 foreign criminals deported in crackdown

UK-wide witness protection programme to be launched in 2013

National witness protection scheme announced

Prison population 2011

Government backs apprenticeship route to law

Nearly 1,000 doctors 'have criminal records'

Benjamin Zephaniah: 'There isn't enough anger in politics'

David Cameron plan to opt out of EU policing 'will allow criminals to run free'

Facebook and Twitter crime soars 780pc in four years

Distress has to be actively sought before committal to prison

EU court having no jurisdiction over military base redundancies

English Heritage chief calls for tougher sentences for heritage crime

Police radars to detect suicide bombers and gunmen

Yuppies turn to legal highs

Britons must be tried in Britain, extradition campaigners say

Up to four children a day caught with weapons in schools

The thin blue line

Emotional parents ?pose security threat? to judges

Honour for Met police chief Bernard Hogan-Howe sparks panic amid 'Plebgate' row

Judges reject attempt to sue Government on drone strikes

Archbishop of Canterbury warns of 'complacency' over gun crime

Our police are being let down by selfish agitators

Iain Duncan Smith's advisers warn of consequence of benefits crackdown

'Hitman' and getaway driver jailed for life for murder

Andrew Mitchell: a lie gone round the world before the truth had its bicycle clips...

?My view is that the justice system is too weighted in favour of the accused?

Police to double the number officers on the street to tackle the drunk and disorderly...

Man spared jailed after punching son's headmistress

Andrew Mitchell 'has no confidence in Met Police Chief'

Man spared jail after punching son's headmistress

Power of attorney applications lead MoJ?s digital dash

British spies 'can not be tried over US drone strikes'

Ian Rankin on thinking like a criminal

High Court blocks challenge on GCHQ role in drone strikes

Government to pay legal fees for families of Hillsborough victims

Data page – December 2012

New model pioneers win ABS status

Four men jailed for murder of 17-year-old boy

Trainee retention figures hold up

Is a doctor really guilty if his patient commits murder?

Poppy burning Facebook man meets Armed forces

Stay socially safe this Christmas

UK Bill of Rights off the political agenda?

2012 law review: bizarre rulings and expletives

Create constitutional rights, not a new bill ? Law Society