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British lawyer held on tax charges in New York

CCTV released showing police 'torture' in Peterlee

Extremist behind 'gay-free zone' posters jailed for possessing al Qaeda literature

Eddie Maher: suspect in ?1m robbery to be deported to UK

Phone Hacking: Two more files passed to prosecutors

MPs' expenses scandal: what happened next?

Experience: I was a teenage gangster

Letters: Race, class, gender and grooming

Calling all amateur sleuths: hi-tech forensic gadgets up for auction

Stephen Lawrence case: Met police call in watchdog over corruption claims

LSB chair brushes aside critics in robust defence of liberalisation

Serwotka threatens more disruption after ?brilliant? court strike

Man who left girlfriend blind jailed indefinitely

Anni Dewani murder hearing postponed again

Charles Taylor asks not to be jailed in UK

Muslim leaders warn of far right exploitation of Rochdale child sex case

David Oakes jailed for murder of former partner and two-year-old daughter

Music revolution hits Delhi jail

Justice and Security bill faces a rough ride

Crime and Courts Bill to create single county court system

Prison officers return to work after government injunction threat

Alleged TeamPoison hacker arrested in Newcastle

Starkey makes 'cultural' link to gang jailed for sexually exploiting girls

Woman arrested over 'false report' of baby fall from ferry

Attention seeking air steward, 22, admits mid-air bomb hoax

No need for seizure to be reasonable

The solitary struggle in California prisons | Sadhbh Walshe

This archaic prosecution must be dropped

How stress of legal life is hitting lawyers

Magistrates are mystery to most, report says

Prison officers face injunction against pension protests

Met sergeant suspended over fresh race allegation

UK offers football policing expertise to Euro 2012

Public sector protests spark government threat of legal action

Spectator to face contempt charge over Lawrence trial article

The victims of sex gangs are never heard | Julie Bindel

Grooming trial fairness 'may have been compromised'

Judges will make QASA unworkable, says Kelcey

Solicitors have ?duty? to disclose funding options

Solicitors could access fraudster register

Grieve spells out ?modernise or die? message to adversarial system

Queen?s Speech – plans to transform the justice system

200 war criminals identified by Britain but only three deported

Policeman charged with attack on black teenager

'Snooper's charter' removed from crime bill in last-minute coalition talks

Queen?s speech ushers in era of cameras in court

Spectator to be prosecuted for Lawrence contempt of court

ACPO comment on child abuse investigation and sexual exploitation

Police officers to march on London | Sandra Laville

Fuel thieves celebrate on court steps after getting community service

Woman who 'treated son like dog' jailed for blighting children's lives