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Vaughan Bell: the truth about lie detectors

Watchdog calls for power to scrutinise privatised police

Empty evidence from al-Qaeda supergrass

Couple cleared of killing son call for inquiry

Police fear for safety of al-Qaeda turncoat

Society offers compliance officer help

Sofyen Belamouadden stabbing: three jailed for tube station murder

Brighton: we never sought seismic change, says Grieve

Theresa May and the 14 dodged Abu Qatada questions

Letters: Support to victims of crime threatened

Brighton Declaration on ECHR reform adopted

Clarke attacks European court?s ?scandalous? delays

Innocent parents reunited with baby

?Us and them? approach to rights can?t work

Strasbourg court: focus on facts not fiction

A disservice to the cause of human rights

Power held by human rights court ?won?t change quickly?

Future of human rights in the balance?

Travellers recruited slaves for 'concentration camp'

Criticism of Boris Johnson youth crime project 'removed from public report'

Solicitor advocates dragging standards down, says BSB research

Gang members jailed for shooting of five-year-old girl

Crime statistics for England & Wales: what's happening to each offence?

SRA sets timetable for compliance roles

Criminal evidence

Our criminal review body has led to dozens of?convictions quashed | Laurie Elks

UK Government leads reform talks

Cameras in court as killer jailed

Domestic violence concession as MPs back government?s legal aid stance

Director of Public Prosecutions Kier Starmer admits CPS 'faces tough decisions' on phone hacking cases

Journalists who break law to expose stories may escape prosecution

Student demonstration jury fails to reach verdict in violent disorder case

Cleveland police force 'institutionally racist' in way it treats staff, says report

Phone hacking: prosecutors asked to decide on 11 suspects

Solicitors 'refuse to give journalists names'

Alfie Meadows trial: jurors fail to reach verdict

Government plans 'could undermine human rights court'

Concern over police use of interview loophole

Letters: Legacy of abuse

The scope of legal professional privilege

The counterproductive catch-all of supposed sex offenders | Sadhbh Walshe

National Stalking Awareness Day

Find a criminal living near you with new app

'Lady Glanister' care home boss stole £330,000 from care home residents to buy diamonds

From the archive, 17 April 1964: Mail train robbery: grave punishment for a grave crime

Terrorist supergrass Saajid Badat: the shoe bomber who got cold feet

Gas fitter jailed for manslaughter after carbon monoxide death

Teenager sentenced over death of pensioner during Ealing riots

Letters: The web's new world order

Met Officer charged over race allegations

The number of child deaths in custody is a national scandal

Law college bought with promise of places for all