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Three plead guilty to armed robbery at florist?s shop

Butcher sentenced for ?3.3m VAT fraud

Final judgment on most influential lawyers

Court interpreters protest over pay cuts

Israel?s apartheid: no right in might

Gun-waving, nose-biting judges have bad days

Former News of the World chief reporter arrested over witness intimidation claims

Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito 'to be reunited' five months after they were freed by...

Sticky tape dispenser scares off shop robber

'He's only sorry he got caught': Mother of murdered Briton Lindsay Hawker slams killer's appeal

The fraud suspect, heiress and bankers get in line for a slice of collapsed broker

Leveson inquiry: Scotland Yard 'investigated Stephen Lawrence leaks'

Strasbourg shortlist

ACPO response to public order tactics: Kirkin report

ACPO comments on hate crime action plan

Human rights court rulings ?grossly distorted by media?

Charging decision – Ian Lowe

Riots: Police to step up monitoring of Twitter ahead of Olympics

CPS statement following the sentencing of Christopher Blackburn

New hacking arrests suggest new direction in police investigation

Environmental

Police officers assaulted autistic boy

Leveson Inquiry: fallout from hacking scandal 'could increase culture of secrecy at Scotland Yard'

Bride and groom led down aisle in handcuffs

Our police need more talent, grit and passion

Did Mark Kennedy make a mystery trip to New York for the FBI? | Paul...

Man jailed for keeping dead father's body while claiming his benefits

MPs? caseloads will bear the brunt of legal aid cuts

Deferred prosecution could come to UK, says Alderman

Unite joins interpreting campaign

Deech confident about QASA roll-out

Media distortion obscures of human rights

Assisted suicide and decisions to prosecute

Needs of female offenders better met

Alleged Scottish madam's lawyer offers his $2.5m apartment as bail collateral

When dying becomes question of necessity

Rebekah Brooks and her husband among six arrested by phone hacking police

Wealthy businessman jailed for using girlfriend as 'honeytrap'

CPS: Ealing pensioner murder 'sums up the futility of the riots'

Wife convicted for falsely retracting rape claim loses her appeal

Should sex offenders be chemically 'castrated'?

CPS monitor warns of advocacy gap

David Cameron 'not sympathetic' to plight of alleged arms dealer Christopher Tappin ahead of Obama...

Labour is losing the economic battle, so it's turning to crime

The right to be killed is not a matter for judges

Man arrested on suspicion of false imprisonment after woman, 79, is freed

Gathering intelligence on the recruitment and use of informers

Teenager admits killing pensioner Richard Mannington Bowes in London riots

ACPO comment on Mumsnet rape campaign

CPS supports Mumsnet rape awareness campaign

Mumsnet launches campaign to support sex attack victims

Missing criminals will be named…but only if they've been lost for three months