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Man who racially abused journalist jailed for six months

Kazakh billionaire to be extradited over alleged ?3bn fraud, French court rules

16-year legal battle over laptop reaches UK supreme court

Life terms plan for terrorists in training

Government insists 'life means life' sentences must remain in force for worst criminals

Mark Duggan case: stop and search could be curbed

Lap dancers 'kidnapped' boss who refused to pay them

Aluminium firm Alcoa to pay $384m after pleading guilty to Bahrain bribery

Criminals with record of more than 300 offences avoid jail

Man jailed for six-and-a-half years for keeping vulnerable man a slave

MacAskill accuses senior judges of failing crime victims by backing corroboration

Half of convicted criminals avoid jail for many serious offences

Inquiry into police crime figures 'expected to find degree of fiddling'

Jail for man who wore Ku Klux Klan outfit and posed with lynched golliwog

Five gang members jailed for trafficking women from Hungary to UK

Fathers4Justice campaigner found guilty of defacing Queen's portrait

Penal posturing: the government's risible response to Strasbourg | Joshua Rozenberg

Boris, budgets and 'bobbies on the beat'

Scotland Yard chief admits claims of crime figure manipulation contain some truth

Training for Legal Aid Transformation Changes ? 27 January 2014

Mark Duggan lawfully killed: 'There will always be scars' says family

Times editor and former PCC member join Ipso's appointment panel

Criminal justice reforms: 'Empathy has been sidelined' | Erwin James

Mark Duggan: a single death that sparked the riots

Obama nears decision on NSA reforms as spy leaders meet at White House

Mark Duggan's death: two shots fired and two conflicting stories

Mass surveillance by security services should be reviewed, say Lib Dems

Training for Legal Aid Transformation Changes ? 27 January 2014

Twitter bullies must learn that with a voice comes responsibility | Claire Hardaker

Mark Duggan inquest: Furious protesters drown out police statement

Antisocial behaviour bill is not the end of the world | @guardianletters

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Training for Legal Aid Transformation Changes – 27 January 2014

Phone hacking: timeline of the scandal

Oakwood prison: G4S 'must shape up or ship out'

Father-to-be killed in attack after movements tracked on Facebook

Good on the Naked Rambler ? more public nudity would be a good thing |...

Trials halted after barristers walk out over cuts to legal aid

Ice cream man jailed for keeping 'slave' in garage

Justice minister supports government plans for mandatory mediation

Foreign drug dealer wins human rights case

Gang guilty of trafficking 50 women for sexual exploitation in UK

G4S accused of prison disturbances 'cover up'

The protesting barristers find it's hard to make their case on the streets | Jonathan...

Lord Stevens admits police have been 'fiddling' crime figures for years

Ohio death row inmate to be executed with 'agonising' lethal injection method

Montana judge criticised over rape case remark to retire

Jane Austen Twitter row: two plead guilty to abusive tweets

Implementation of the Carter Review – Uncorrected transcript of oral evidence on 30/01/2007

Implementation of the Carter Review – Uncorrected transcript of oral evidence on 27/01/2007

Convicted Nigerian drug kingpin cannot be deported after officials ruled he is a good father

At last, a law to stop almost anyone from doing almost anything | George Monbiot