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Andy Coulson wins right to appeal over legal fees

Louise Mensch 'troll' is told he could face jail

Victim of Rochdale child sex ring: 'they ripped away all my dignity'

Nine men found guilty of sexually abusing vulnerable girls in Rochdale

Grooming convictions are 'fantastic result for British justice'

Police consider mass DNA screening of secret agents in hunt for spy in bag 'killer'.

?Cover-up? of Malay massacre to be revealed

Proceeds of crime

Ex-offenders may get their day in court

Leveson inquiry receives image advice from top City PR man

Justice in hours under plans to put magistrates into community

Thousands reported to vetting agency but only 4% barred

Cost of keeping Abu Qatada in Britain 'tops ?3m'

Met team 'following up new Madeleine McCann clues'

Magistrates to sit in community centres in plan to speed up justice

Daughter of elderly assault victim: 'she was screaming and no one came'

BBC calls in police over racist Twitter abuse of The Voice contestant Ruth Brown

Pregnant British woman 'could face death penalty for drug smuggling' in Pakistan

Jeremy Bamber lawyers challenge refusal of appeal

Police hunt Facebook trolls who mocked Hillsborough football disaster

Capo di tutto tacky: Italian mobster's luxury villa seized

The murder of Hilda Marchbank: clues that could clear niece Susan May

Former death row Briton given new jail sentence

Survivors of jungle killing have their day in court after 64 years

Blair link to Qataris under the spotlight

Chief constable Tony Melville to join rank-and-file police on cuts march

ACPO response to article in the Independent on Sunday

First jail for US veterans will offer helping hand to a growing problem

Magistrates should use online crime maps ahead of sentencing

Three men charged after anti-terror raids

?Bitching? was freedom of speech, says High Court

From the archive, 4 May 1970: Missing children: Parents turn to Scotland Yard

Ken Clarke tells high street firms to train and employ prisoners

Ministry of Defence computers hacked by cyber criminals

Gareth Williams and the prurience of the press | Juliet Jacques

Beware of identity thieves, SRA warns

ACPO comment on the forthcoming police march in London

Man granted soldier murder appeal following waterboarding evidence

Blantyre House prison gets new Timpson Academy

Pirate Bay block won?t stop file-sharing

Charles Taylor: international justice works

Forensic service closure: justice to suffer?

Justice chief to step down after 11 years

Soca shuts down website after cyber-attack

Metropolitan police plastic bullets stockpile up to 10,000 after UK riots

UK riots: hundreds of alleged offenders still facing trial

Teenager convicted for harassing Pagan

Kenny MacAskill considering satellite tracking for sex offenders

SRA interventions

Liverpool jail operated 'unofficial punishment wing', inspection reveals

Post-legislative scrutiny of the 2000 FoI act

James Allen raises middle figure at magistrates