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Public toilet blackmailer jailed

Three Muslim men convicted over gay hate leaflets

City lawyer jailed for drink-driving

Brian Shivers found guilty of Massereene murders

Nurse murdered by husband was failed by police, IPCC rules

City solicitor jailed for perverting the course of justice

MoJ still spending on consultants

Bar applications up 18%

ACPO comment on quarterly crime statistics for the year ending September 2011

Technical problem with online financial statements resolved

Prison hampered by flaws in hi-tech roll call system, report reveals

Training boost for paralegals

It?s not game over yet for the Criminal Bar

Don?t be left out of pocket

Gibson torture inquiry is halted

Why we must defend trial by jury

Thousands of lawyers told they cannot prosecute serious cases

Irish Bar packs its bags for England

Why JPs need a morale boost

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

Crime in England and Wales mapped

Operation Trident is not the way to tackle gangs. It needs a new approach

Murder rate rose 5% last year

QualitySolicitors recruits in run-up to ?15m ad campaign

Does the legal profession need to have minimum trainee rates?

The ECtHR and Supreme Court have shown shrewd judgement

Victim?s infidelity ?can count as murder defence?

Terror suspect wins appeal to stay in Britain

When should one gang member take responsibility for the actions of others? | Duncan Campbell

The detention of IRA veteran Marian Price harks back to internment | Eamonn McCann

It shouldn't be a crime to insult someone | Mike Harris

Direct payment fraud: a tragic case of murder and neglect

How to tackle social care fraud involving personal budgets

How California's lifers are dying inside | Sadhbh Walshe

Chancery Lane warns against move to limit jury trial

Data security reminder

European court of human rights: judgment day | Editorial

It's time to treat drug-addicted children as adults

Judith Clark has changed. When will the US prison system? | Eve Ensler

Crossley suspended for copyright infringement conduct

Weird Cases: Mr Guilty

Forestry Commission champions rehabilitation work

Ministers turn down new press laws

CSI Oxford: behind the scenes at Britain's top forensic lab

Stephen Lawrence verdict could prompt fresh look at Scottish racist murder

Keeping ex-offenders lawful needs a creative touch

Man fined for refusing census over Lockheed Martin link

Court rulings ease tension in UK-Strasbourg power struggle

Convicted murderers lose appeal against whole-life tariffs

Health professionals failed to spot risks posed by man who killed flatmate

Children of 10 ?not criminals?

Ken Clarke is ready to betray 800 years of British justice