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Uighur men held for 12 years leave Guant?namo Bay for Slovakia

Law would give victims stronger voice in court

Application made for Stephen Ward conviction to be overturned

New year, new laws: world will wake up to raft of changes in 2014

What's your wish for 2014? | Zoe Williams, Patrick Barkham, Aditya Chakrabortty, Lola Okolosie, Jonathan...

ACPO salutes all those honoured for services to policing

Christmas spike in domestic violence keeps courts busy on New Year's Eve

Defamation Act strengthens public interest defence

AGM and Dinner

Prison Legal Aid Changes

Letter to the Advocate

From where I stand

Training on 6 January

Interview with Ian Lawrence

President's Report

Mayor Bloomberg took a bit of New York's soul | Teresa Wiltz

The primary NSA issue isn't privacy, it's authority | Jeff Jarvis

Magistrates? Courts to be Televised

Advocate Issue 79

EHCR may undermine UK sovereignty, warns top judge

Children's commissioner calls for total smacking ban

Khan attacks Cameron's stance on European court of human rights

Keir Starmer takes Labour adviser role and hints at career as MP

Ex-DPP drafts victim?s law

UK anti-Muslim hate crime soars, police figures show

Fewer rape cases make it to court, says Yvette Cooper

Britain boosts Irish border checks in bid to improve security

There's an alarming number of deaths in US jails | Cara Tabachnick

NSA mass collection of phone data is legal, federal judge rules

For human rights to flourish, religious rights have to come second | Deborah Orr

NHS apologises for 'inexcusable failings' at centre for rape victims

'Overzealous' Church vets 58,000 workers in a year

NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly: 'our general tactics have worked'

Hundreds of teachers suspended over criminal allegations

Wife of UK businessman who vanished in Dubai demands answers from SFO

UK's concerned clowns call for end to copycat crime wave

Nigella and the right to legal protection | @guardianletters

Dog thefts rise by a fifth in 2013

Misgivings over the pardon of Alan Turing | @guardianletters

Cuts to prison riot squads a 'tragedy waiting to happen', says Labour

Enigma codebreaker Alan Turing receives royal pardon

Barristers say ?no? and put fraud trials in jeopardy

Millionaire businessman forced to bring private prosecution after burglary

American begins one-year prison sentence in UAE for satirical video

Christmas turkeys stolen from farm

Sarah?s Law unmasks 700 paedophiles

Predatory ex-police officer gets 19 years after succession of rapes

R (on the application of W) v GOVERNOR OF DURHAM PRISON (2013)

Shame on all involved in the smearing of Nigella Lawson | @guardianletters

Police force pledges more 'bobbies on the beat' by scrapping senior rank

Hospital boss stole ?43k from NHS and recorded it in a notebook

Rolls-Royce: SFO launches formal bribery and corruption investigation