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Women prisoners: Sex in prison is commonplace, the male inmates just hide it more than...

Why I support giving water cannon to London's police | Stephen Greenhalgh

Sir Hugh Orde comments on Hyde Park Bombing judgement

Attorney General considers whether single punch killing sentence was 'too lenient'

I'm prepared to confess all, but only when the time's right

Hyde Park bombing: a shabby compromise in the place of justice

Clive Mantle 'shell shocked' after two men cleared of attack

Man jailed for killing pedestrian with punch

Paedophilia: taking liberties | Editorial

Tory MP Peter Bone denies fraud allegations

One punch killer sentence 'a joke', says victim's mother

GORDON McKINNON v REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL (2014)

Police Station Update Webinar – 24/07/2014

Criminal Law Update Webinar – 18/06/2014

Criminal Evidence Webinar – 04/06/2014

"75 things criminal practitioners really ought to know" – Webinar 30/04/2014

Youth Court Webinar Part 2 – 26/03/2014

Youth Court Webinar Part 1 – 05/03/2014

Why are we so obsessed with female killers?

Judge asks attorney general to intervene in VHCCs

Grayling defends JR intervention reforms

Terror arrests: No threat to public safety, say police

Mt.Gox v Fort Knox: What happens when a bitcoin exchange collapses

SRA warns of fraudsters diverting calls

Benefit fraudster jailed after he was filmed riding an elephant

Activist 'blackmailed animal lab clients'

Judge calls for tougher sentences for dangerous dog owners after attack on toddler

Former head teacher spanked wife with plimsoll as punishment for affair

Hidden camera GP permitted to practise

Elderly couple conned into laundering money for gang that stole their life savings

Former priest, 85, admits multiple sex offences after 20 years on the run

HMRC sticks to timetable for partnership tax changes

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

Police chiefs will enforce the law on drugs

Firms fear fixed-fee pressure, poll finds

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

Chris Grayling unveils £600 court charge facing all criminals

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