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QC appointment review rejects proposals for radical change

Research shows mentally ill more likely to be victims of crime

Zero tolerance of ?solicitor bashing? of any kind

Iraq inquiry: military police chief ordered before judges

Prisoners on indeterminate sentences must stay behind bars, Lords rule

Convicted rapist is freed from jail… because his trial 'took too long'

Findings on pregnant suicide open Eddie Gilfoyle case to doubt

Judges could be told not to jail drug addict burglars if they say they want...

Children in jail: lottery of justice is revealed

Inquiry into officer's evidence

Justice system a 'sexist operation', study finds

Motorist given ?100 fine after car was clamped on own driveway

Does anyone understand what the Privy Council does?

Schoolboy investigated by police for playing football in his garden

Police and prosecutors apologise to disabled victims of crime

MPs' expenses: the legal view

G20 police 'used undercover men to incite crowds'

The Holocaust survivor whose savings were seized by the police …

Weird Cases: noisy neighbour

Police leader: courts are going soft on crime

DNA records of innocent to be kept

Judge rules gipsy can stay at illegal site to help him beat heroin addiction

Criminal trials cancelled because fearful witnesses fail to attend

Court says police can be challenged on 'stop and search' powers

Speed camera boss Tom Riall banned from driving after doing 102mph

British tax payer pays ?600,000 in legal fees for al-Qaeda suspects

Lawyers to fight bail conditions that 'stifle' climate protests

Judge condemns police for cautioning convicted sex offender

Oil giant Total faces ?16m legal bill following Buncefield High Court trial

Judge attacks low-cost alcohol

Do not widen out-of-court penalties, magistrates tell Jack Straw

Police to destroy DNA profiles of 800,000 innocent people

DNA search for miscarriages of justice

One shopkeeper jailed for selling knives to children in 12 years

Miscarriages of justice: Project innocence

Police accused of abusing powers as anti-terrorism stop and searches treble

Britain v. Strasbourg

Magistrate steps down

Judges accused of ?playing a dangerous game? in advocacy battle

Book page thief sentence halved

Met Police pays out ?85,000 to Mexican Embassy protesters

Muslim men cleared of 7/7 plot but jailed for attending terror camps

Quota system may be considered for judges

7/7 bombings: end of the road

Fraud case judge slams solicitor- advocates for ?incompetence?

Judge removed following OJC investigation

Youth custody review cuts imprisonment by 42%

Solicitor-advocates and quality ? the issues

How Pinochet tainted Hoffmann's brilliant career

Darling cuts and cuts again

Should the AG have power of veto over arrests for war crimes?

Whitehall's concessions over secret inquests are a mixed bag