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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

The strengths and skills of the Judiciary in the Magistrates? Courts

Stephen Lawrence murder trial: jurors told to 'start case with clean slate'

Lady Warsi: extremists forfeit their right to call themselves Muslim

Teacher jailed for encouraging pupils to have sex

Five teenagers found guilty of killing 15-year-old rival gang member

Gemma Hayter case review finds chances were missed to protect her

Frankland prison has been found guilty | Eric Allison

ACPO comment on stalking consultation

ACPO President supports the launch of Kids Taskforce safety film

Give women priority for top posts, judge urges

Probation may be privatised to ?cut costs and reoffending?

Two men on trial over Stephen Lawrence murder

The day Dad attacked Mum with an axe

Private sector prisons are an eye-watering scandal, union tells justice ministry

Crispin Blunt's enlightened views must be backed by cash | Observer editorial

Crime in London is a tale of two cities | Dave Hill

Stalking victims claim crime not taken seriously enough

Undercover policeman admits spying on Danish activists

Criminals fall for beer sting

Public faces ?a denial of justice? in court

More than 1,500 solicitors investigated for alleged misconduct

Man with severe burns suspected of metal theft

Woman who bit boyfriend's scrotum given suspended sentence

England riots: top adviser warns against overplaying role of gangs

Minister visits payment by results pilot

Nurse jailed for killing her baby by force-feeding

'Macho' policing 'threat' to protesters on Armistice Day | Sandra Laville

Focusing Expert Evidence and Controlling Costs – Fourth Lecture in the Implementation Programme

Met police to be investigated over south London funeral shooting

UK Border Agency official faces jail

EDF fined ?1.5m for spying on Greenpeace

Summit on theft from north's church roofs

Circus elephant owners charged with causing animal to suffer

Cathedral dean's wife takes back swag from burglar

Gangs are good for society

Four firms secure half of PII market, says SRA

Former public schoolboy dressed as lawyer before shooting drug feud rival

Gun runner's accomplice found guilty of conspiracy to import

Fortnum & Mason protesters intimidated staff, court hears

Footballer Titus Bramble denies two charges of sexual assault

The Commons can force through reform of the House of Lords

Police Review to close|Sandra Laville

Barristers on a collision course with Government

Hundreds of barristers forced to leave the Bar

The M5 crash: a difficult and emotionally charged prosecution

Splitting up: ?The courts are courts of law, but they are also courts of justice?

Tasers: 'If officers have a new toy, they like using it'

Response: School exclusions played a part in this summer's riots

Judges risk US-style appointments, new Supreme Court justice warns