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Closed circuit judgment

Judges rule out recompense for the innocent

Lock terror suspects up indefinitely say police

Jailed addicts to get safer syringes to inject heroin – paid for by the taxpayer

Fraud boss wants phone taps used to convict insider dealers

Motorcycling barrister floats a challenge to parking laws

Failed 21/7 bombers given 40 years' jail for mass murder attempt

Judge criticises bombers' law firm

Offenders may be prohibited from travelling to Pakistan

Police to use helmet cams to record public order incidents

UK challenges Strasbourg ban

A-G role under microscope

Unlimited jail terms under review

Lawyer for defence faces investigation over bribery claims

The bitterest bill

New era of justice

Peer review

Prosecutors accused failure in Kiyan trial

One in four lawyers wants to change jobs

Men prosecuted for hunting with dogs

Getaway driver in 'Magistrates Court shooting' has sentence cut

Justice combo wins thumbs up

Magistrate walks out over Muslim woman's veil

One train of thought about penalty fares …

Unpicking the Lockerbie truth

'Leniency' for parents who hurt children with a slap

Private-eye hackers are convicted

Attempted murder offences to get sentence reduction

Man jailed over 'horrific' murder

Barrister cleared of misconduct earns ?1m

Fathers' rights campaigner is jailed in child support battle

'Board' compensation for inmates

Criminal nation: Two-thirds break law regularly

Goldsmith to quit as Attorney General next week

We get a better class of criminal

New Website Launched That Unravels The Myths And Mysteries Of Sentencing At Magistrates? Courts

Video link pilot paves way for virtual cases

Britain?s senior judge gave warning last night that the Ministry of Justice announced yesterday risks...

Camp Delta inmate 'who helped MI5' to be freed

UK 'needs radical new policy to beat drugs'

Inquiry into anti-semitic crime cases

Brown?s cuts to hit courts and criminal bar

Drunk women can consent to sex, judges rule

Lord Chancellor ?may be in breach of duty?, warns LCJ

Home Office splits to join 'today's world'

Jurors 'influenced by good looks'

30 years of crime and punishment

Passing judgment on the judges

Solicitors shun silk round

Cabinet battle over justice ministry

Pay rise for CPS lawyer in race discrimination case

Why can't we deport evil double killer, asks judge