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Schoolboy who raped nine-year-old girl is spared custodial sentence

Only 16% of solved crimes lead to convictions

Trial increases court credentials

A generation is growing up skewed by internet pornography, court hears, as 12-year-old who raped...

Attacks and threats: why judges need support

Seven arrested on suspicion of starting London riots

Lord Phillips: law has become tool for rich

Don't mock 'hug a hoodie'. It was, and still is, the right message | Ian...

Trust in lawyers falling, says consumer panel

Jamie Beagent acting on behalf of detained torture victims

Six arrested on suspicion of starting London riots

Derby house fire: parents remanded in custody charged with murdering six children

Immigration law in need of codification

America's corporate immigrant detention racket | Sadhbh Walshe

Prisoners under pressure to convert to Muslim 'gang'

Man jailed for trying to steal plaque from Warrington IRA attack memorial

MoJ answers key QOCS questions

Letters: U-turn on victims

Police BlackBerry plan makes 'woeful' savings of ?600,000

Second trial finds Nat Fraser guilty of murder

Andy Coulson detained by police investigating allegations of perjury at Tommy Sheridan trial

Law Society responds to training review

Supreme Court dismisses WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's extradition appeal

Clarke plea on prisons population

Two women charged with brothel-keeping after Gardai/PSNI raids

Government move to replace tribunal judges splits profession

Three Polish women admit to running Belfast brothel

Case management – a more robust approach

Fruit seller convicted of wife's murder for second time

Gang of metal thieves blamed for loss of ?10,000 sluice gates

Nat Fraser sentenced to 17 years for murder of his wife

Plans for secret trials under fire despite concessions

Solicitor sues after being accused of charging ?4,000 while he played golf

Prisoners pay back victims

Top City lawyer jailed over ?1.2 million fraud

Only two solicitors apply for silk round

Firefighters cleared of manslaughter over death of colleagues in 2007 warehouse blaze

Top judge?s barrister son caught with cocaine and ecstasy

From 8 to 80 – the cyclist victims of Britain?s roads

Law-making at decade low

Canal murder of teenage mother 'could not have been prevented'

Phone Hacking: Guardian journalist and Met Police detective will not face charges

Journalist and police officer avoid phone hacking prosecution

Audrey Gillan reports from a 'guilty plea' magistrates' court in Essex

Mother spared jail for neglecting son who died after drinking plant food

ACPO comment on Interim Guidance for Media Relationships

Law Society wary of secret justice plan

Ex-prisoners should be given more personalised support

Guilty, but not responsible? | Rosalind English

Assessing fraud benefit

Mother spared jail after plant food poisons son

Ministers retreat on plans for secret trials