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Rape and the sobering argument of consent

E-crime laws failing, say top experts

Protester fined for naming Gulf war dead at Cenotaph

Man owes ?2,000 in fixed fines

Justice league

Clamp on fines dodgers extended

Hospital trust fined ?100,000 over death of patient

Prison for devoted son who strangled overdose mother

The Corruption Bill makes it virtually impossible to accept gifts

Rapists let off with caution stay on the sex register for only 2 years

Motorists wait for fines refund

Home Office 'disregarded law'

ASBO bars gangster from city centre

Cameron: All prisoners should serve sentence in full

Solicitors must own up to any crimes

Convicted police officers still on the force, Met chief reveals

Former customs officers face jail for illegal heroin operation

PC who tipped off criminals for cash

One law for them, one law for us

Criminal charges brought for overcharging the NHS

Judge's concern over interpreters

London bomb investigator says threat still high

Prisons face 'overcrowded summer'

Minister, the grass is not greener across the Channel

Officers go into battle as DVD pirates expand empire

Taps on the shoulder make way for job applications

Home Office and legal team at odds over treaty interpretation

Only a constitution can save us from this abuse of power

Crime victims get new rights

A murder trial is such good education

TURNING THE TIDE ON ORGANISED CRIME

Police told: let off more offenders with cautions

Public say sentences are too soft

Long-awaited Statute Law Database promises comprehensive, user-friendly access within the year

Shifting sands

Peers slam ?laissez faire? stance on making legislation

DOING LAW DIFFERENTLY

?2.5 million support for sexual violence victims

Expert witnesses can help juries to judge fairly

Lords rule against peace activists' line of defence

'The judges are delighted – they're definitely up for it'

OK, the bathwater may need changing, but keep the baby

Conservatives seek to change 'one-sided' treaty with US

Challenge to Clarke over force mergers

Asbo bans 'tearaway' twins, 12, from being together in public

Schoolgirl drink-driver runs riot in court

ECJ gives primacy to national court rulings

Leading lawyer attacks Blair's 'insidious' human rights reforms

Naming and shaming is latest tactic in the ASBO era

Police 'neglect' in custody death

Law chief reviews baby rape terms

The Long Road to Mental Health Law