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Police are failing to recover crucial CCTV footage, new figures suggest

R v CB (2013)

UK food sector is 'soft touch for criminals', report says

Rapist attacked woman while on day release from prison

R v GURPREET SINGH PADDA (2013)

David Cameron criticised by judge for 'Team Nigella' intervention in trial

Foreign mother who attempted to murder baby wins human rights case

Burglar trapped himself hanging over toilet and drops phone in bath

Europe is finally starting to tackle prostitution in the right way | Lauren Hersh

Police admit losing crucial evidence in sexual assault investigation

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

Job applications: social media profiles under scrutiny

Soho police raids show why sex workers live in fear of being 'rescued' | Molly...

Identical twins need never be tried for same crime after DNA breakthrough

UK urged to follow Nordic model of criminalising prostitution clients

Police raid shops selling fake branded laptops and mobile phone equipment

Fall in crime 'overstated', says expert

Man jailed for at least 29 years for killing girlfriend and baby

Gwent police which boasted largest fall in crime 'failed to report dozens of incidents'

Prostitution: why Swedes believe they got it right

We shouldn't threaten juries with tougher contempt laws

Serious Fraud Office reviews collapsed case with aim of 'learning lessons'

S v POLAND (2013)

Internet age should not undermine our jury system, says Dominic Grieve

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS v GOWING (2013)

R v LUKE MATTHEW HAZELL (2013)

R v CONNER MARTIN (2013)

State surveillance of personal data is theft, say world's leading authors

It's a good thing that Australia isn't burdened with human rights legislation | Mark Fletcher

Christmas – the busiest time of year for the criminal cyber gangs

International bill of digital rights: call from 500 writers around the world

Corruption trial of businessman collapses as SFO withdraws

Burglar caught on camera during pensioner house raid

Burglar jailed after victim's moving account of effects of break-in

Thief caught prowling around sleeping pensioner

Lord Stevens independent review of policing offers views on many of the critical questions facing...

Wife escapes jail after mowing husband of 50 years down

Police spied on anti-apartheid campaigners for decades | Guardian Undercover Blog

Secretary who stole ?4m will teach jail survival to white-collar criminals

The fight for human rights in Britain must be renewed | Nicolas Bratza

Why the police decided their Badvent calendar was a bad idea

Three Sikh men and one woman jailed for attack on retired Indian general

R v GARETH EDWARD MARCUS (2013)

Mike Tyson banned from UK over rape conviction

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS v JARMAN (2013)

R (on the application of BURKE) (Claimant) v INDEPENDENT POLICE COMPLAINTS COMMISSION (Defendant) & COMMISSIONER...

NICHOLLS v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2013)

Lib Dem ex-minister calls for new spy laws

Introduce stiffer penalties for ketamine drug use, say government experts

On Human Rights Day, I'll be thinking of my father in a Chinese prison |...

R v FRANK PAUL TIMOTHY SWINBOURNE (2013)

Slaves in the supply chain: 12 ways to clean up business