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Blair leads the attack on his own human rights laws

Ignorant opposition

A well-ordered society? It's time to cry freedom

Inquiry into identity thefts

Ministers accused of reacting too quickly after promise to review human rights law

Revealed: Blair attack on human rights law ?

Basic freedoms are being lost in the human rights circus

?18.4m legal aid for fraud case lawyers

Killer jail term appeal rejected

No 10 admits criminal justice system is in chaos

Is the Home Secretary's empire now too big to be effective?

Anti-abortionist jailed for photo protest

Appeal judges put end to five-year anti-war vigil outside parliament

Bogus deals keep Customs in a spin

Axe killer sent to psychiatric hospital

Foreign robber who avoided deportation faces terror charges

Football director 'taken hostage and forced to resign at gunpoint'

Questions over extending deportation law

Mother's fear over killer's appeal

Police killer suspect was allowed to stay in UK

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Don't blame the judges

Guilty pleas may no longer cut the time spent in jail

Solicitors slam move to limit miscarriage of justice payouts

DCA planning to slash staff at Courts Service

Killers freed by mistake

1,300 justice system posts axed

Paedophiles who disappear may be pictured online

Taking the reins

Tougher curbs on freed criminals

Man, 86, jailed for teenager rape

Teen fined for snowman assault

Police force introduces converged IP network

Mayfair Cellars collapses

Road safety charities outraged at Bowyer's driving ban

Review of Barrymore pool death

Clarke targets compensation as 'massive industry for lawyers'

Clarke to tighten rules on quashed convictions

Mr Clarke is doing the law an injustice

Green Light for National Police Database

Crime appeal pay-outs cut by ?5m

Psychopath nurse killed two and took 15 to the brink so he could try to...

Misery, anger, hurt, confusion. Yep, a politician just had another bright idea

Jail for Iraq refusal RAF doctor

Domestic attackers escaping with a fine

There'll be no playing to the court, thank you, professor

Police stay mired in paper war

Retrial for officer charged with driving at 159mph

Goodbye to the Old Boy's network

Liverpool centre pilots shared justice systems

Man owes ?2,000 in fixed fines

Justice league