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Five years of London murder victims listed

SRA is not balanced

The murder map of London's boroughs | Datablog

Magna Carta and the Judges – Realising the vision

Card fraud at 11-year low as criminals revert to cheque and phone scams

Authorised version of the bible

Ken Clarke's prison transformation will take hard graft | Erwin James

Court inefficiencies cost ?9m a year says Law Society report

Criminal justice system ?wasteful?, says Law Society report

Court vets jurors as cricket spot-fixing trial begins in London

Prisoner admits attempted murder of Ian Huntley

Joanna Yeates murder trial to begin

Tories get tough on criminals who refuse to meet victims

Deportation of rapist violates his family life

Weird Cases: urine trouble

Israeli politician to visit UK after change to war-crime law

Judges ban use of hoods on terrorist suspects

Gay convictions to be erased as passports change

Joanna Yeates murder trial begins with warning to potential jurors

Mother pretended son had cancer to claim ?100,000 in benefits, court told

How Archbishop Desmond Tutu's legacy is helping young people

Man jailed for JCB rampage – video

'Angel of Death' Colin Norris could be cleared of insulin murders

Stephen Lawrence memorial vandalised for fourth time

Man must serve 24 years for murder of woman found in suitcase at Heathrow

Two prisoners in court over murder of child rapist

Advocacy assurance scheme ?halted?, declares criminal bar

Two prisoners charged with murder of fellow inmate who raped girl of 13

Student Finance 'phishing' scams – how to spot them

New SRA handbook online

Squatting law ?misreported?

Straw confident PI referral fees will be criminalised

The upper house is prepared to contest legal aid reforms. Let us hope the lower...

ACPO comment on consultation to increase the speed limit on motorways

Prison leaves 17,000 children separated from their mothers

Ministers plan big rise in use of electronic tags on offenders

Teenage sisters sentenced over plot to kill their grandfather, 89

Income rises at top 100 but ?nervousness? remains

Jarrow anniversary crusaders win fight with council over road closure fees

Justice for All at the Labour party conference

Broadmoor patient Albert Haines begins public appeal for release

Jarrow Crusade tribute at risk over cash for road closures

Prison 'slopping out' case goes to high court

Post-riots we must change our approach to youth crime

Broadmoor patient becomes first to have his appeal heard in public

Samaritans prison listeners service threatened by public sector cuts

Stalking victims failed by the law

Judicial review

Government?s replacement for control orders has come under critical scrutiny

Human rights

Koestler Trust exhibition: Art by Offenders – in pictures

The number of training contracts has declined, but Acculaw offers another way into a tight...