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First female genital mutilation prosecution after 28 years

Section 60: a most draconian stop-and-search law that plays to police prejudice | Rachel Taylor

YouTube PC awarded ?40,000

Get ready: the day we fight back against mass surveillance is coming | Dan Gillmor

Queensland's tough new youth crime laws spark plea for UN intervention

Lord Edward Somerset given two years' jail for beating his wife

Holyrood inquiry: Case not made for abolishing corroboration

Internet can help fill justice gap, says campaigner Smith

Police have made significant progress on honour-based violence but there is more for agencies to...

Bill Roache not guilty: CPS insists it will carry on doing its 'duty' by charging...

Police target 'cutters' in campaign against UK female genital mutilation

Rave event horror as 60 youngsters fall ill through drink and drugs

?Unnecessary? suspension of chief constable cost taxpayer ?165,000

Inquiry launched into prison deaths of young inmates

Brazilian journalist's murderers jailed

Chief constables are working to increase morale

Firms welcome Brazil?s anti-corruption legislation

ACPO and NBCF definition of business crime

Plebgate officer Keith Wallis jailed for 12 months

WALKER & SON (HAULIERS) LTD v ENVIRONMENT AGENCY (2014)

Former headteacher at Nick Clegg's school jailed for eight years for child abuse

Online research could put jurors in prison for years

SXH v CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (2014)

Sri Lankan security forces destroyed evidence of war crimes, report claims

Malawi's criminal justice system is in need of urgent reform

London barrister disbarred

Criminals will pay towards own court case

R (on the application of JACKLEY) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JUSTICE (2014)

?Tough package? of criminal justice measures in new bill

Fathers4Justice campaigner jailed for defacing Queen's portrait

Malaysian court jails man who raped then married 12-year-old girl

RICHARDSON & ANOR v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2014)

Jail terms for jurors who research cases on internet

Despite the tough talk, Grayling has listened to the judges | Joshua Rozenberg

MacAskill?s rethink on corroboration fails to impress senior legal minds

Punitive fees for prisoners intended to raise ?30m a year

Chris Grayling vows to get tougher on terrorism in new crime bill

Forcing police officers to retire after 30 years' service is unlawful, tribunal rules

Crackdown on lenient punishments will see 14,000 fewer cautions issued each year

Claimants slapped with costs as QASA appeal refused

Legal aid cuts could put Britain's reputation for impartiality and fairness at risk | Andrew...

National Policing Lead on Adult Sex Offences – the Fall in Rape Referrals

R (on the application of JM) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2014)

Court of appeal rejects challenge over legality of stop-and-search powers

(1) YEVHEN KULIBABA (2) YURIY KONOVALENKO v UNITED STATES (2014)

Call for review of rape complainants' treatment after woman's death

National Policing Lead on Adult Sex Offences – the Fall in Rape Referrals

R (on the application of ANN JULIETTE ROBERTS) v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS...

Water cannons will fill 'gap in armoury' of police

(1) YEVHEN KULIBABA (2) YURIY KONOVALENKO v UNITED STATES (2014)

Grayling to meet criminal solicitors again on legal aid

UNHCR decision not decisive