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Legal advice helpline for suspects is in chaos because police don't answer the phone

Vital Lockerbie evidence 'was tampered with'

Five boys found guilty of killing father in front of son

Report into death of boy, 14, calls for reform of youth custody

Drunk disorderly: Britain's middle-class Asbos

Bar Council delays new fee contract scheme

Board demands custody care review

Scrap ASBOs, says leading lawyer

Father in jail after kidnap bid foiled

Bar attacks HCA role

Prostitutes face jail under tougher law

Offender monitoring under threat as new IT programme crashes

The Big Picture: Much ado about asbos

How well behaved are Britain?s judges?

Travellers who lived in luxury have millions of pounds seized

Police want DNA from speeding drivers and litterbugs on database

Secret evidence keeps terror suspects in UK

CCTV operators must not record conversations, says privacy watchdog

Hitmen jailed for killing ninth Brink's-Mat 'curse' victim

Each DNA swab brings us closer to a police state

CCRC chairman brands MoJ cuts to funding ?mindless?

Falconer 'slow' to defend judge

Government 'underestimated' reforms

'Reportage' flowers in BNP case: Media law update

Brown sets out sweeping but risky terror and security reforms

Brown plans Border Force to counter terrorism threat

Safe as houses?

Solicitors warned over disclosure traps in terror law

Attorney-General's first task is to rewrite her job description

New Labour flushed libery down the toilet

Lawyers sap our will to combat terrorism

Deadline set for decision on fate of Guantanamo inmate

Call to reveal cost of informers

Villains caught in the act will still see their sentence cut for pleading guilty

Revised US extradition treaty won't help Norris

Criminals have 40 chances to flout the rules

Corporate killing law to include police and prisons as Government admits defeat

?486m still owed in court fines

Landlord is first to be prosecuted for allowing customers to smoke

Wider role for CPS caseworkers ?not in public interest?

Court dress parity

Family shock after brutal killer told he could be freed by 2010.

Veiled protest as race-hate Muslims are jailed

Probe into early release claims

Police funds boost ?fails to hit crime?

CPS domestic violence figures show further rise in convictions

Protest over prosecutions without lawyers

'Let judges decide how long to detain suspects'

Time runs out for SFO dogged by delays and embarrassment

Criminals freed early are already offending again

Watchdog warns over number plate snooping

English legal plan sparks crime fears