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SRA admits disappointment at COLP and COFA figures

Travellers jailed over forced labour charges

Criminal investigation into Hillsborough disaster launched

High threshold for offensive social media prosecutions

Conman who posed as Goldman Sachs billionaire jailed for $1m fraud

These CPS guidelines make the law around social media vastly more clear | Sarah Ditum

Conman jailed after admitted he lied as easily as he breathed'

Confusion reigns when the police won't talk

No agreement on British Bill of Rights

Change of heart opens door to a different type of judge

Remorseful Twitter and Facebook jokers less likely to face prosecution

ACPO response to Crown Prosecution Service interim guidelines on prosecuting cases involving communications sent via...

ACPO response to HMIC report Revisiting Police Relationships

Internet users who name rape victims or harrass others will face 'full force of law'

Youths who abuse on Twitter may avoid prosecution

Bill of rights commission splits

Father faces jail for finger-biting attack at school nativity play

Britain shames itself by detaining immigrants indefinitely | Ellie Mae O'Hagan

2012 Christmas Message to the Police Service

Two teenagers get life sentences for murdering innocent schoolboy

Commission: ?strong argument in favour of a UK bill of rights?

RSPCA chief vows to keep on prosecuting hunters

A UK Bill of Rights? – The Choice Before Us

?Abusive? tweeters will avoid prosecution under social media guidelines

Police to tread lightly over children?s abusive tweets

Rape Crisis is 40 ? and the need is greater than ever

Care system

Thousands of the most damaged children in care being failed

Journalist's family upset by verdict in trial of his killer

Police back rape prevention and awareness campaigns

Ian Brady: Moors Murderer 'wrote letter pinpointing location of Keith Bennett's body'

Andrew Mitchell 'Plebgate' leak: arrest of police officer may breach guidelines, says Police Federation

Expectations low for Cameron?s bill of rights commission

The Met police denied Azelle Rodney the right to surrender | Helen Shaw

Show us more red tape, SRA asks firms

Driver who killed pedestrian after texting escapes jail

Photographic evidence

Hoaxer pretended to be girl lost 30 years ago

America's deadly obsession with guns

Officer arrested in connection with Andrew Mitchell 'plebgate' row

Finucane: Who knew of this deniable murder?

Majority of killers bought guns legally

Lord Advocate: centuries ago, they relaxed the law of corroboration for highway robbery

Solicitors withdraw services over legal aid changes

Victim's father offers 'love and compassion' to family of gunman

Badger cull licences lawful

Child abuse allegations soar in wake of Savile scandal

Margaret Moran expenses sentencing: 'Some may think she has got away with it,' says judge

Appeal court rejects attempt to increase Chris Halliwell's murder sentence

Interpreter contract failings revealed

Cornish 'white witches' guilty of ritual sex abuse on girls

Charges laid over hedge fund collapse