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Court says Iraq protest is a crime

Who says the law is an ass?

Lords rule on 'torture' evidence

Cocaine cautions soar after police tread softly-softly

Jail inmates 'stage fight clubs'

'Minor' victims could lose cash

Sex offenders 'poorly supervised'

Police chief says cannabis proposals far too lenient

Justice plans 'political cop-out'

Ulster community justice scheme's fate in balance

Too many women are jailed, says top judge argues Lady Hale

Police force mergers will cost millions

Military officers to lose criminal justice powers

Clarke to water down Terror Bill to head off opposition in Lords

Dog cameras to combat gun crime

Don't mug the lord chief justice

Fake gun youths 'could be shot'

Majority of councils using Asbos

Dustbin men given police protection

Group urges child custody reform

Brixton moves from 'softly softly' to zero tolerance on cannabis

Police trained in gypsy customs

Men who kill partners face tougher sentences

Not wanted: white male police

Possible rise in inmate numbers

Goldsmith fights to save plans for no-jury fraud trials

Teens 'as young as 14' run drugs

Attacks on the rich bring fear to Belgravia

Ban on khat possible after poll of drug's Somali users

Government admits 90-day detention plan is finished

Non-jury trial plans under fire

Debate over whether to arm police

One in three blames women for being raped

The football fans you'd least like to catch a train with

'At the end of the day, all of us sitting here are monsters'

Rape review says service 'patchy'

Broadmoor secures future in £200m rebuilding plan

'Prison is failing vulnerable women'

More than 80,000 held by US since 9/11 attacks

Jail failures contributed to women's deaths

Prison chief's smoke ban warning

Thousands of drivers face clamping for old offences

UK 'most wanted' website launched

Police seen as 'social guardians'

Communities to 'trigger' action on antisocial behaviour

Young 'fast-tracked into crime'

'Yob culture' costing companies

'Victor Meldrew syndrome' blamed for demonisation of young people

Drinking laws passed amid chaos

First double jeopardy trial given go-ahead

Clarke plans mergers for police 'super forces'

Blair says MPs are out of touch