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Students 'need morality lesson'

Falconer angers top judges

Prison inspectors warn on merger plan

Plea to reduce child inmates follows a spate of jail suicides

Judge says 24-hour drinking will create 'urban savages'

Terror suspects' trials are 'unfair' , say judges

Call for 'radical' prison changes

A spot of DIY

Ministers 'told' of jail violence

Belmarsh: Lawyers withdrew from hearings

Force defends apologies for crime

Sex offenders forced to face lie-detector tests upon release

Domestic violence courts launched

Crackdown on fine defaulters

Sorry is the easiest word – crime survey

Police move to ignore minor crime

Tougher penalties for fine defaulters

Experts deride report on crime and moral decline

Break-up for probation service

Jail suicide figure equals record

Call to bring back the police box

Asbos: two steps to prison for a non-jail offence

Ten-year-olds face instant fines

Batterings more likely

Immigrants jailed for sex trafficking

Britain's worst prison locked into overcrowding crisis

Police want penny tax on every drink

New doubts about care in community as stabbing rampage kills one, injures five

New powers for community officers

"Limited evidence" of community support officer success

Crime figures hit million mark

Few parents convicted of child killing opt for review

Police crime records 'inadequate'

Prosecutors get interview powers

Youth crime fight plan launched

Feltham was a pigsty, says safety officer

Inmates help restore monastery

About-turn by Woolf saves supreme court

Drink, shopping and crime 'replace peace and goodwill at Christmas'

Prison ship could head for Thames

Legal advice on ID cards kept secret

'Widespread racism' at facility

Youth jail 'ignored inspector's warning'

Terror detainees win Lords appeal

Expert calls for street prostitution to be legal in Scotland

Drunken revellers face £80 fines

Under-18s to face knife ban

Inquiry into jail abuse ruled out

Homeless face more violent crime

Prostitution laws set for change

Ruling due on terror detentions

Sentencing council lowers discount terms