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Time to turn over a new leaf

When efficiency adds up to proficiency

Stabbing case may be police's first public discipline hearing

Police officer 'overwhelmed by paperwork' failed to conduct risk assessment on killer stalker

KARATE TEACHER is JAILED for 2 years

Soldiers avoid courts martial

Solicitor knighted

The road to recovery

Roof death court review ordered

20 more genocide suspects still living in UK

Police-killer denied parole after 40 years behind bars

After a sinister year, it's down to us to protect our freedoms

Scandal of killers in open jails

?50 fine for boy who fed seagull

Muslims claim police bias

Prisoners could get the vote after European judgment

17-year old finally jailed after 'reign of terror'

Move to higher rights

Invitation to become a QC

Bar to boost transparency in major strategy overhaul

Appeal court ruling may free scores of dangerous prisoners

Paediatrician in baby death case vindicated after six years

Verdict was wrong, say murder jurors

Public to be sold shares in new prisons

Strategy to empty jails backfires

Pledges broken in ?70m community police cut

Police paperwork costs hit ?625m

Terror-trial reporting bans to be reviewed

A total of 7,430 people has been charged with racially aggravated offences, up 28 per...

Risk to UK's young prisoners

How was she able to give an interview?

Race crime backlash after 7/7 did not materialise, admits DPP

Update for public order laws

Three guilty of identity fraud which netted millions

Doing your duty

Shuddering Read

Judges to pass sentence on barristers

Community courts 'within two years'

Robberies by false refugee anger judge

Lord chancellor defends 'Tesco law'

Judges voice fears over law for killer drivers

Reid wary of phone tap data as evidence

Statistics for time intervals for cases in the magistrates' courts released

Olympics audio surveillance row

DNA of suspects' families to be held on police files

Police want power to crack down on offensive demo chants and slogans

Lord Goldsmith backs Brown in feud with Reid

Police target dangerous suspects before they can offend

Drug crimewave costing Britain ?15 bn a year

Dress to impress

Crime tops the bill in Queen?s Speech

Lawyers in the firing line for avoiding proper use of case management system