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Man cleared of grievous bodily harm after breaking thief's legs

ACPO submission to MOPAC on water cannon

R v ERROL CLIVE HEIBNER (2014)

Edward Snowden can get a fair trial in the US. Here's how | Alex Little

EDL founder Tommy Robinson jailed for mortgage fraud

'This overreach is unacceptable': the case against NSA bulk collection

CLAY v CLERK TO THE JUSTICES (2014)

Theresa May's stop-and-search plan delayed by government wrangling

We need more laws, not fewer, to protect our freedoms | Gillian Triggs

WSJ ruling highlights problems for court reporters filing to overseas offices

I witnessed Ohio's execution of Dennis McGuire. What I saw was inhumane | Lawrence Hummer

Businessman on trial for GBH after attacking and detaining pair of burglars

Police commissioners criticised by watchdog

New law could stop miscarriage of justice victims getting compensation

Theresa May in standoff with Number 10 over stop and search

Twitter's failure to tackle trolls is an insult to the likes of Stan Collymore |...

Accused bikie reunited with father after judge amends bail conditions

Police bid for water cannon across Britain

R v PAUL JOHN GREEN (2014)

Water cannon set to be deployed across Britain amid fears of more riots

Theresa May clashes with David Cameron over stop-and-search

Muslim defendant must remove veil to give evidence, jury hears

Motorist faces court after 'splashing schoolchildren with puddle'

Gun attack survivor marks endangered lawyer day

Interpreter contractor still failing after two years

US psychology body declines to rebuke member in Guant?namo torture case

R (on the application of HICKS & ORS) v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS...

Victims of crime fight decision to drop cases

Freshfields to remove criminal record box from applications

Law students should be prepared for fierce competition after graduating

Barry O'Farrell's new 'one-punch laws' will not serve justice | Andrew Tiedt

Relevance of child?s state of mind

Secret policing: open justice | Editorial

Police commissioners should have been trained, says Government adviser

Recorded crime figures 'likely to rise' after losing official status

Call to review Public Defender Service

How whole-life sentences might comply with human rights convention | Joshua Rozenberg

Human Rights Watch annual report 2014 criticises NSA mass surveillance

Whistleblowing case could set precedent for partners

Public trust in police crime figures is dented, minister admits

New criminal legal aid application forms

Ministry of Justice plan to raise court fees condemned

Man jailed for life for rape gets two-year reduction in minimum term

R v (1) JERMAINE NATHANIEL JUNIOR LEWIS (2) NICHOLAS SHAUN TREVOR FRANCIS (3) AMIRUL REHMAN...

R v ABDI HUSSEIN (2014)

Firms ?must question origin of foreign clients? funds?

Police admit they should have reviewed tactic used in Mark Duggan case

Iraq war crimes claims

Suicide and murder rate in British prisons at highest level for years

?TripAdvisor-style? legal rating site goes live

Review of the Police Federation: part of the process of modernising the organisation

Government recruits lawyers for legal aid