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LUTON BOROUGH COUNCIL v ZEB (2014)

Jimmy Savile victims laughed at, says NSPCC report

More than 750 foreign criminals roaming Britain's streets

Dave Lee Travis faces sexual assault retrial

DPP to ‘ramp up’ criminal asset recovery overseas

"Radical steps taken" to tackle child sexual abuse post-Savile

Firms fear fixed-fee pressure, poll finds

Police chiefs will enforce the law on drugs

Graham reappointed

Gold award for Matrix

QASA appeal bid

Au contraire, Strasbourg

Improve existing EU co-operation, says review

Turkey crackdown as lawyers accused

Law Society critical of slavery bill

Corporate 'plea bargaining' measures come into force

DPP to launch crackdown on assets hidden abroad by criminals

DPP to target crime assets abroad

Savile's victims were ignored and accused of lying, NSPCC report says

Chris Grayling unveils £600 court charge facing all criminals

Hunt continues for convicted killer Paul Maxwell after day release escape

Call to hire 10,000 more magistrates

Solicitor fraud case dismissed

ACPO publishes Freedom of Information disclosures

Driver with 54 points still on road

JRs without merit may see solicitors referred to SRA

Shop worker jailed for murdering boss in frenzied knife attack

Court rules against use of Mitchell as a ‘tactical advantage’

Charles Russell and Speechly Bircham confirm merger talks

Woman drives down M5 motorway the wrong way

Anti-slavery teams to tackle human trafficking in airports

Theresa May plans new crackdown on crime's 'Mr Bigs'

London Tube sex offender sentenced after victim 'grabbed' him

Crackdown on organised-crime masterminds

Furious Ryanair passengers in 11 hour delay call police

Couple duped to think they had baby after herbal remedy

Older workers fear bias from employers

Plan to move courts inside police stations

Lax control of dangerous dog not violent crime

Set up new 'police courts' to deliver on-the-spot justice, says think-tank

Magistrates should work inside police stations to speed up justice – thinktank

Liquidator ordered to hand over documents in Tchenguiz SFO case

Councils can ban garden bonfires as public nuisance

Peterborough child sex gang sentenced at Old Bailey

Judge attacks foreign criminals for failing to learn English

Home Secretary backs down on terror suspect rights

R v CHRISTOPHER BOUGHTON-FOX (2014)

R v PHILIP TATHAM (2014)

Serco's 'disastrous' £37m probation deal cut short – UK – News – London Evening Standard

Historic sex case prosecutions will continue, vows chief prosecutor

Police sign up to new approach in dealing with Mental Health Crisis Care

Legal regulators must have lay chairs, LSB decides