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Using weapons against burglars: should we shoot the messengers?

Widow jailed for harassing hospital managers over death of husband

Judge who said burglary needed courage faces official investigation

Two police officers prosecuted over mentally ill man's death

Murdered police officer received letter asking to 'share' his wife

How to defend your home against burglars ? the safe way | Peter Bleksley

GCHQ to advise senior business leaders on how to fight cyber attacks

Social workers had 50 chances to save boy killed by addict father

Find your own referral-fee workarounds, SRA tells firms

Hiding in Cyprus: Britain's most wanted

Fresh faces at justice ministry after reshuffle

Criminal charges could be brought after lawyer was crushed to death by window frame

Masked, out on licence and hunting for ?70,000: the burglar shot in farm couple's bedroom

?Cutting edge? approach to ethics needed – LSB

The scandal of seriously ill prisoners denied basic healthcare | Eric Allison

Automatic fines ?top of shopping list? for SRA

Couple who shot masked burglars will not be charged

Law firms 'cut out' of LPO market

BSB chastised over ?bad? misconduct findings

Law Society warning over 'monopoly' interpreting deals

Public will have to report crime at police stations and libraries

Rightwinger with eye on Euro court

Electrician built and blew up home-made bombs for fun

Justice secretary Clarke goes in reshuffle

Azelle Rodney inquiry must answer tough questions about his death | Helen Shaw

Manchester police officers summonsed over perverting course of justice charge

ACPO comment on police pension reform

More than 1,000 people identified as victims of hacking

New Secretary of State announced

SRA considers lighter touch for whistle-blowers

Assange?s backers lose thousands of pounds in bail money

Campaigners push for prisoners to be asked what will stop them reoffending

Magistrates

Azelle Rodney 'shot six times' by police officer

Benefit fraud: additional checks

Still not fit for purpose

Christians? battle to express their beliefs heads to human rights court

Prisoner's 16-year fight to prise open the secrets of Operation Cactus

Sex offenders gain right to appeal against registration

Tests carried out on Moors murders spade

Azelle Rodney: intelligence officers to be questioned at inquiry into police killing

Abramovich beats Berezovsky in oligarchs? war

Justice minister: squatter laws will be 'crystal clear'

Squatting – new criminal offence

Dog owner jailed over horrific attacks

Oligarch case judge laments ?heavily lawyered? approach

International undercover work still secret | Rob Evans

Squatting law change 'will not change anything'

Wheelchair faker scammed ?1.8 million in disabled grants to fund champagne lifestyle

Housing charity Crisis says squatting laws will target the vulnerable

Criminal law

Nobody's ever believed squatters have rights