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Legal sector faces loss of power under new plans

Inquiry says radical reform needed on police discrimination

Site of new supreme court named

Prison 'worst for overcrowding'

Poor people 'more likely to be murdered'

Elderly prisoners 'face neglect'

Three centuries of jury privacy under threat from Lord Chancellor's review

Campaigners want five-year jail terms for carrying knife

Inquiry to criticise Met Police

Lord Chancellor accuses police forces of searching too many blacks and Asians

Custody death rate 'shocks' MPs

New moves to beat violent crime

Savaging for Britain's failed police culture

Religious hatred is no laughing matter

Police chiefs say no to red light 'toleration zones'

Knife fears could prompt new law

Tough courts 'lift jail numbers'

Inside the mind of a burglar

House prices boosted by low crime

Cash crisis prompts spending freeze at prisons

Late arrivals and no-shows – but new court's friendly judge keeps smiling

Blair and Blunkett call time on underage drinking

Drug use 'rife' at Feltham

Teens tackle youth crime on site

Children, 12, to be tagged by Reliance

Justice not being seen to be done

Cherie's plea for jailed parents

Spin, scaremongering and the facts about burglary

Police's 'bad opinion' of youths

Crimestoppers urges teenagers to 'nick wallets'

Field blames yob culture on Labour for making mothers go back to work

Wasted lives of the young let down by jail system

Blunkett attacked on new law

Young vandals' parents face fine

Law on intruders to be reviewed

Blunkett admits organised crime 'problem'

Peers defy Falconer over Lord Chancellor

Law to safeguard religion is no joke, warns Blackadder

Australians try to tempt Britain's bobbies off home beat

Trapped in a cycle of self-harm and despair for want of a psychiatric bed

Boy, 11, confined to his own street

Cellmate killer blames youth jail's racist culture

Police probing 'honour' suicides

Crime chief targets human traffic

Fearful middle classes turning home security into big business

Tories back right to defend home with force

Minister details reoffending plan

Falconer tries to cut stress for witnesses

Chief backs right to defend home

Baying mob put Dickens off public executions

Face to face, a victim seeks justice from her burglar

Public's youth fears 'unfounded'