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ACPO comment on HMIC's report, 'A Step in the Right Direction'

Police 'can improve on antisocial behaviour'

Man who used Facebook to try to incite riots jailed for three years

Phone hacking: four more files handed to CPS

Strasbourg holds a whip-round to clear backlog

Deferred prosecution agreements: The start of a new wave of massive corporate fines?

Police 'overlook vulnerable antisocial crime victims'

Police seizing cannabis find 8ft alligator in the bath

London 2012 Olympics: touts and websites face new inquiries

Our black youngsters: how often do you hear the good news? | Joseph Harker

Nicola Payne: Police arrest two men over burial of body

Alan Turing and the bullying of Britain's geeks

Ian Tomlinson: police officer outwitted by protester before striking vendor, court hears

Theresa May accused of unacceptable and regrettable behaviour by judge

?Huge mistake? in College of Law exam paper

SRA to look again at vexed issue of race

Havens allow young people to?reclaim their?streets

Spare young people criminal records for sake of their careers, says drugs adviser

Gitta Sereny: women are not afraid to look evil in the eye

Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder seeks political asylum from Ecuador

G20 protest death: court shown footage of Ian Tomlinson's last moments

Congress unlocks America's hidden shame of solitary confinement | James Ridgeway and Jean Casella

Solitary confinement on trial: senators hear from experts on prison reform

How to keep control of your e-disclosure

Public prosecutor can issue arrrest warrant

Seven former Labour ministers selected for police chief elections

Inside justice: Southwark coroner's court | Charlotte Gill

Secret trial critics ?risk overlooking public safety?

London 2012: ticket touting is coming home, say police

Prison firm abandons Mississippi amid lawsuits and scathing federal study

Private prison companies look to Canada as industry faces lawsuits in US

Myra Hindley: a new chapter

Record profits for Eversheds as the good times roll again

Mother gave children 'perfect holiday' before killing them, court hears

Mother 'suffocated children because she feared they would be taken into care'

Polish criminal came to England after seeing poster 'Come to Bognor Regis' poster in jail

Girls' boarding school master jailed for sexual assault on pupil

Police pass another two phone hacking files to prosecutors

In prison, food is all about self-esteem

Community payback offenders make a difference

Man who won ?4.5m on lottery convicted of rape

Crichton among birthday honours lawyers

Chief Justice of India to visit United Kingdom Judges

Killer brothers overturn deportation bid

Deported criminal returned to Britain to claim his 'right to family life'

Ministry of Justice – fourth statement of new regulation

Baroness eager to break the mould at Supreme Court

Gambler loses to computer virus

Riot judges got harsh sentences 'just about right', district judge says

Universities are target of hundreds of bomb hoaxes

Who's going to be our police chief? Sussex voters just don't care

Judges who allow foreign criminals to stay in Britain