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Pensions for police dogs

After Savile, the mandatory reporting of abuse could protect other children | Meirion Jones

Fraud inquiry into security firms overcharging the state

Britons among 1,000 snared in webcam child sex sting

Sketch: Drawing a veil over the burka ban

Have your say about Advocates? Bulletin

Verdict in women's case against undercover police out tomorrow | Guardian Undercover Blog

Our spooks still depend on a cloak of secrecy

East Europeans jailed for fraud over ?750,000 'benefit tourists'

Letters: Probation and profit are incompatible

Stopping child abuse

A textbook example of European meddling

Police suspended after innocent man accused of paedophilia burned to death

Veils in court like giving evidence ?in a bag? says Clarke

Ban the veil in courts, say barristers

Tagging system under fire as Muslims cleared of tampering

Invest in gold, oil or land? Don't let scammers take you for a sucker

Riot squad halts Maidstone prison unrest

How to spot an investment scam

Bijan Ebrahimi: An innocent man thrown to the mob

Plebgate: new inquiry as report exposes police failings

Al-Qaeda bomb plotter pleads to Europe for his freedom

Nature of non-delegable duty of care

Judicial review curbs ?pose great threat?

Cameron?s big brother flops in star role

Policeman may have contributed to pensioner's death, inquest hears

Give MPs a vote on controversial European Arrest Warrant, says report

Prisoners are our future neighbours. So is rehabilitation such a dangerous idea? | Erwin James

Male prisoners to wear uniforms and be banned from watching television

Petite lawyer fights off two muggers

R v MASHAIN PITCHEI (2013)

Former police officer convicted of rape and attempted rape

Firearms licence-holders are no cash cows

Lowering the Bar: has it become too easy to get on to a law degree...

Does legal aid have a future? A survey asks would-be lawyers key questions

?We are not about lining our pockets ? we do much good?

Appeal Court goes live in television first

Life at modern Bar: young barristers? views

Old Bailey adorned with finest silks for ?trial of the century?

What does the modern Bar do?

Proportion of young offenders committing new crimes reached 10-year high

STEPHEN PETER GOUGH v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2013)

Ex-BBC broadcaster jailed for 22 years over child sex offences

Seizures of illegal 'party drug' ketamine increase three-fold in just 12 months

Football fans who sang Stephen Lawrence abuse song jailed

Cameras broadcast from Court of Appeal in 'landmark' moment

Man who used his car as 'lethal weapon' jailed for 20 years

R v SIAULYS : R v CAPITAL MASTERCRAFT LTD (2013)

City of London banks told to improve protection against money laundering

Naked rambler loses high court appeal against public order conviction

Chris Grayling's legal aid cuts will 'destroy' system, warn barristers

R v ANASTASIS LOUCA (2013)