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Age of criminal responsibility 'should be raised from 10 to 14'

Lisbon treaty to improve access to European courts

Jurisdiction should be included in agreement

British courts will be able to ignore European human rights rulings, says Dominic Grieve

County courts must tackle thousands of banks charges claims

Report slams LSC over criminal legal aid

Jurisprudence Modern Lawfare

Libel law review should start with fair comment

Government net disconnections could scupper free Wi-Fi and breach EU laws, says expert

Judges rule against government over secret evidence in terror cases

Judge in Max Mosley trial hits back at criticism over privacy cases

This crucial cog of state and law is just not fit for purpose

Outdated Crown Prosecution Service should be modernised, says DPP

Hundreds of criminal cases thrown out of court due to Crown Prosecution Service delays

Last hope for Gary McKinnon as court hears Ian Norris extradition appeal

Cleared Dando suspect Barry George challenges surveillance order

Law Society urges solicitors not to be bullied by insurersLaw Society urges solicitors not to...

Thousands of children jailed ? before being found guilty

Crime doesn't pay

'Police targeting people for their DNA'

Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq war incapable of deciding on legality

'Civilian detectives' investigating rapes and murders

Quarter of magistrates' courts could close in London shake-up

Police using 300 year-old law to target gang violence

Couples don't need the law to tell them how to live togetherExtending property rights to...

Nomura fined ?1.75 million for weak controls

Return to the Dixon of Dock Green approach to fighting crime

Lotfi Raissi case: How false link to al-Qaida kept innocent Algerian in jail

A legal mess exposed by Baby P?s mother

Lawyers want to quiz MPs to see if they've broken criminal law in expense claims

Otis Ferry: 'They put me in jail for my beliefs'

Bar revolution forces QCs to mind their Ps and Qs as clients gain the upper...

Coroners Bill: now the battle begins for legal aid and juries

False rape claim victim wins 'landmark' compensation ruling

A new politics: Restrict the use of secondary legislation

Inns of Court president withdraws letter on solicitor-advocates

Solicitors doubt judges? impartiality in advocate appraisals

Analysis: Private Eye victory benefits lawyers and their clients

Ingrained arrogance in the police leads to miscarriages of justice

Torture collusion claims silenced for legal reasons

Two arrests in investigation into alleged ?250m fraud

Regina v Hughes (James); [2009] EWCA Crim 841; [2009] WLR (D) 160

Cops to defy courts over return of indecent material

Met chief prepared to launch inquiries into alleged misuse of MPs' expenses

Success of payback scheme for petty crooks

Secret inquests plan dropped but some information may still be kept hidden

Thousands of criminal suspects to be tried in virtual courts

CCTV schemes in city and town centres have little effect on crime, says report

Probation boss quits amid service 'meltdown' claims

Supermarket law shops 'by 2011'

Zero tolerance of ?solicitor bashing? of any kind

Iraq inquiry: military police chief ordered before judges