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First double jeopardy trial given go-ahead

Clarke plans mergers for police 'super forces'

Blair says MPs are out of touch

Healthcare criticised at Feltham

You can't tag me. . . I like to wear skirts

Magistrates' courts face shake-up

Employers urged to give staff time to sit as JPs

'Witness' parrot stolen in raid

Crooks turn to online card fraud

Law-breakers in the library

Police concerned about new homes

Racism laws 'failing for years'

Blair defends 'on-the-runs' plan

National award for jail stories

Telephone tap evidence should 'stay out of court'

Hain's police warning over terror

Asbos soar by 85%, with Manchester at top of list

Police call centres blamed for 48-hour delays in responding

Home Office inquiry team barred from privately run child prisons

Cameron talks tough on police

Red tape hinders crime fighting, says thinktank

Carers help show criminals the door

Police forces' performance ranked

Scheme re-offending rates 'high'

Dodging the ban: hunts flush foxes for owls to kill

Prison Service accused over media payments to prisoners

Ministers cool over drinks ban on public transport

Inquiry sought into jailing of mentally ill girl

Mozart concert 'soothes' inmates

Police 'lack ability to fight crime on beat'

Police chief to improve UK forces

Goldsmith 'rigged talks on no-jury trial'

Clarke signals concessions to Labour MPs over anti-terror laws

Police forces' performance ranked

New anti-terror laws will cover animal rights attack

Sentence scheme for crime victims

A long stretch

Group's plea over sword sale ban

Fraud's unseen victims

'Weaknesses need to be tackled'

Foreign inmate numbers increase

Drink law rethink urged after rise in violence

Push to standardise crime figures

Clarke faces a fight over probation overhaul

Overcrowded prison 'suicide link'

Community court officially opened

Governor urges sentencing reform

Falconer warns ministers against pressuring judges on trial verdicts

'No spare places' in Welsh jails

The criminal failings of our justice IT system

Crackdown on internet traps more paedophiles

DPP unveils agreement on crime evidence