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Who's less free: Andrew Bolt, or children in detention? | Rachel Ball

R v PAUL JAMES SMITH (2013)

Controlled Work Audit Trends published

MARIKA LJUNGKVIST v SWEDEN (2013)

R (on the application of DYS) v POLAND (2013)

R (on the application of DYS) v POLAND (2013)

R (on the application of DYS) v POLAND (2013)

R (on the application of DYS) v POLAND (2013)

Changes to provider remittance advices

Thinktank director Tim Wilson appointed human rights commissioner

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: 'Justices shouldn't manipulate their retirement'

Why confiscation orders aren't working

Friends star backs ex-offenders to sit as magistrates

Offender management programme is putting public at risk, report says

Human rights commissioner calls for repeal of law banning offensive speech

Police fiddle crime data, admits inspector

Let ex-offenders be magistrates, says thinktank

I challenged the NSA in court because it's a totalitarian attack on human rights |...

British drug mules jailed for six years and eight months in Peru

R v ASAD MAHMOOD : R v MAJID KHAN (2013)

R v JONATHON LEE (2013)

R v CRAIG BURGER (2013)

Changes to provider remittance advices

R v CRAIG BURGER (2013)

R v SERGEJS ZAKACURA (2013)

R v (1) SANDEEP DOSANJH (2) NAVDEEP GILL (3) RANJOT CHAHAL (2013)

R v CRAIG BURGER (2013)

Changes to provider remittance advices

R v CRAIG BURGER (2013)

R (on the application of MOSES NKROMAH) v WILLESDEN MAGISTRATES' COURT (2013)

Banks ban recordings after ?bunga? case

Wrongly jailed Victor Nealon spends first night as free man on streets

In a globalised world, there is no cure for slavery | Simon Jenkins

April Jones's murderer Mark Bridger launches appeal bid

ACPO welcomes Modern Slavery Bill

Modern slavery bill to be published

Code on deporting foreign criminals

Former teacher jailed for 8 years for sexual abuse of young boys

UK supreme court wins independence from government ? in its url | Joshua Rozenberg

Law Society EGM

Edward Snowden says judge's ruling vindicates NSA surveillance disclosures

Police to review rape case for which wrongly convicted man was jailed

No amnesty for Edward Snowden, White House insists

R v MO (2013)

R v THAD NEVILLE GREEN (2013)

NSA phone surveillance program likely unconstitutional, federal judge rules

Solicitor jailed after stealing ?2m from his clients and their families

Probation privatisation plans will put 'public at higher risk'

Google will not answer to British court over UK privacy claim

'Epidemic of self-mutilation' in women's prisons in England and Wales

Government review of 'legal highs' will help us face the challenges of these drugs

An effective response to gangs must be far wider than the police alone