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Teenager sentenced over death of pensioner during Ealing riots

Legal aid

Ministers target child legal aid in fight-back against bill amendments

Extradition

How can the prison service move on if it won't apologise for child abuse? |...

Forty years in solitary: two men mark sombre anniversary in Louisiana prison

Revealed: the vandal's motor of choice

IPCC to handle all Met Police racism complaints

PCSO jailed for telling suspect to flee police hunt

Prison officer found naked in bed with violent convict admits intimate messages

Letters: Extradition to the US is an abuse of justice

It's good to walk

British proposals to overhaul European Court are watered down

Police would benefit from having time to think, says charity

It's good to walk

Judges signal distaste for Theresa May's human rights reform

Constable faces inquiry after tirade at Ladies' Day 'tramps'

No Abu Qatada appeal

Lawyers claim Stop Delaying Justice causes miscarriages of justice

Trial collapses at Snaresbrook court after interpreter error

Investors lose millions in fine wine scheme

The readers' editor on? murder most foul, then and now

Jailed fireworks fan had 'shoe bomber' explosives in garden shed

Killer freed after year despite fears he may become 'unwell again'

Asset recovery up

'A true horror story': The abuse of teenage boys in a detention centre

BPAS hacker jailed for 32 months

Prisons chief admits failings in service over sexual abuse

Consumer panel to probe financial protection arrangements

European Court upholds sentence for German incest case

Beat bobbies to be replaced by 'plastic police'

Police spy's secret evidence | Rob Evans

Man admits gouging eyes of partner

PCSO: record of controversy

PCSOs: what do they do?

?I?m recognised in a firm I helped to build?

?Cynical? border agency decisions lose at appeal

London knife crime: how bad is it?

Police anti-terror hotline hacked and conversations leaked online

Teenager jailed for killing two friends when he crashed his mother's car

Law Society slams minimum salary consultation

Criminals who assault Scottish police to be forced to pay for their treatment

Taxpayers benefit from Manchester's non-custodial scheme

Advise courts of uncooperative clients, solicitors told

Retain legal aid bill amendments, MPs urged

London's crime stats analysed: which borough has cut offending by the biggest margin?

Defending internet freedom of expression

Court artists need help to see justice done

Solicitor's strangler had attacked wife 22 years ago

Drinking and casual sexism still institutional in top firms, LSB research claims

Knife attacker accepts court wedding proposal from victim

Looter jailed for starting huge Croydon fire during riots