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Iraqi civilians win torture inquiry appeal

The DPP Keir Starmer QC, spoke to Victoria Derbyshire on Radio 5 Live this morning...

Achieving A Culture Change In Case Management – Fifth Lecture in the Implementation Programme

The Queen on the application of Ali Zaki Mousa -v- Secretary of State for Defence...

Birmingham magistrate and former girlfriend convicted of manslaughter

Xbox Live users hit by phishing attacks

Government to apologise to Alder family over police cell death

Adviser quits Duggan inquiry with attack on 'shoddy investigation'

Prisoner's artwork spawns greetings card social enterprise

A step towards justice for road crash victims

Life in a young offenders' institution

Attorney general seeks contempt action over papers' Milly Dowler coverage

MP's agent jailed for child porn

Oddly, Texas can teach the UK a thing or two on criminal justice | Ian...

Convic sues over ?slopping out?

Scots justice ?in danger?

Corroboration vital to protect innocent

Adrian Prout shows police where murdered wife's body is buried

Serious youth violence up, reports Met chief. Boris says it's 'coming down'

First Bribery Act sentence ?sends powerful message?

Guardian Focus podcast: zero tolerance to gang culture

A Spectator article that you should read…

Survey finds 25% never see police on patrol

A charter for fraudsters and criminals?

Your can fight for your country – but not for your rights

In the end, how to spend money and what cuts to make is a decision...

The Leveson inquiry into the press is on a hiding to nothing

Public inquiries: how far can they go?

Civil standard for seizure of assets

How did the media cover the riots? Discuss…

Judge finds it easy to jump to the wrong conclusions

LASPO may ?undermine access to justice?, says Lords committee

First female SAHCA chair

Ronnie Biggs: I'll be remembered as a loveable rogue

British drug policy is not working | Julian Huppert and Molly Meacher

Man cleared of inciting looting in Facebook posts during riots

ACPO comment on British Crime Survey supplementary statistics – perceptions of crime

Local reoffending information published

Intelligence services can stand scrutiny by courts, says Hague

Tweeters reminded of Contempt of Court

Soldier jailed for five years for selling comrades' medals

End of the line for Solicitors From Hell

District judges ?more custody-minded? than lay magistrates

Chief magistrate praises defence solicitors over riots

Shock as firms fail in family legal aid bid

Regulation of surveillance remains unsatisfactory

We must not swallow the argument that the police and courts initially responded well to...

Why evicting families or cutting benefits won't cut youth crime

Peter Robinson threatens to resign over Northern Ireland prison row

Terry Waite: 20 years of freedom

Tribunal cases will soar after legal aid cuts, charity warns

Fees in the High Court and Court of Appeal