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R v MICHAEL WILSON (2013)

'Irresponsible' prisons release foreign criminals, says jail watchdog

Sally Bercow tells tweeters to be sensible

Give minor criminals the vote to avoid 'embarrassing' Britain in Strasbourg, says MP

R v MOHAMMED GUL (2013)

Thieves steal thousands of tins of Heinz baked beans from lorry

New BBC Met police documentary aims to make public proud

R v PHILIP NICHOLAS WILLIAMS (2013)

Children still at risk of abuse in schools, clubs and care homes, report warns

ISAACS v COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE METROPOLIS (2013)

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY RAYMOND BROWNLEE FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (2013)

R v MOHAMMED RAZAQ : R v MUSHTAQ HUSSAIN (2013)

R v CAMERON BAKER-OWENS : R v DANIEL DAVID BRENNAN (2013)

Trial halted after juror passed judgment on colleagues

Fifteen-year-old boy sentenced for robbing Liverpool bank at gunpoint

Rachael Slack murder: killer released after 'no risk' psychiatric assessment

?Good Samaritan? killer Ian McLoughlin avoids life sentence

Groom who staged bomb hoax on wedding day jailed

Violent gang leader must be freed, judge rules

Innocent man tasered five times

IN THE MATTER OF APPLICATIONS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW BY JOSEPH FITZPATRICK AND TERENCE SHIELS (2013)

R v STEVEN OLIVER JOHNSON (2013)

R v DAMIAN JOHN MONTAGUE (2013)

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY GERARD McMANUS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW (2013)

R v CSB (2013)

R v WESTLEY IRVING : R v MARK IRVING (2013)

Police leaders must work hard to retain public confidence, Chief Constable argues

Prisoners? voting rights a matter for Parliament

Editorial: New law will erode right to silence: From the archive, 21 October 1988

Dentist who submitted claims for dead patients struck off

Student pleads guilty to attacks on Midlands mosques

Triple killer escapes whole life tariff because of European ruling

Convicted killer admits day-release murder of Graham Buck

Bookmaker robber jailed after bungling raid caught on CCTV

Plebgate: Police officers offer apology over 'poor judgment'

Convicted hackers could help fight cyber crime in the UK

Police accused of letting attacker 'buy way out of crime'

Pavlo Lapshyn, the 'shy, polite' student turned terrorist

Mother battered unconscious offered ?150 by police to drop charges

Do we need a police ombudsman for England and Wales? Hugh Orde speaks to Radio...

ACPO: Make UK a hostile place for human traffickers

Policing has nothing to fear from direct entry

Drug baron told to pay ?185m ? or face a further 10 years in jail

No jokes as justice goes live on TV with cameras in Court of Appeal

Owner of ?stir-crazy? dogs that killed girl avoids prison term

CryptoLocker attacks that hold your computer to ransom

Cartoon pyjamas gave away armed gang

Life after prison: the sisters who hope to make a difference

Human rights paralyse troops with fear, say MPs

10 ways to beat CryptoLocker

Bermuda may send prisoners to British jails

R v SHAUN MATTHEW KERWIN (2013)