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Britain has paid ?4.4 million to criminals in human rights cases

R v ROBERT JAMES SPEED (2013)

A UK wide witness protection scheme has been launched

Trafficking of women for sex in UK worth ?130m

ACPO response to Victim Support report on the experiences of victim's of crime with mental...

New National Crime Agency chief urges Theresa May to stick with Europol

Cashpoint con trick and how UK authorities' hands are tied

Madeleine McCann: Yard getting closer to the truth

Theresa May rejects 'scaremongering' Romanian crime wave claims

Child abuse victims ?failed by courts?

Stephen Ward: The voyeur billed as the victim

Woman cautioned for assault after tussle with badger cull protester

Automatic releases to be scrapped under prison reforms

Consultations extended on cutting legal aid fees

Hamzah Khan: sorrow and blame go hand in hand when a child is killed |...

Sheffield Wednesday's Gary Madine gets 18 months' jail for fan assaults

Torbay hospital doctor jailed over secret photographs of female patients

Mother who starved four-year-old son is jailed for 15 years

Christina Edkins's killer was badly let down by system, says his mother

R (on the application of CHINAKA) v SOUTHWARK CROWN COURT (Defendant) & DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC...

Legal loophole closed to prosecute persistent fuel thieves

R v MARY McLAUGHLIN sub nom DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTION'S REFERENCE (NO 11 OF 2013)...

MoJ consultation deadline extended

MoJ consultation deadline extended

MoJ consultation deadline extended

R v DEAN SILVERA (2013)

R v JAMEEL RAZA (2013)

Plebgate file passed to prosecutors

Unacceptable delay in investigating deaths

R v DAMIEN CADOGAN (2013)

R v LEE FLANNERY (2013)

R v TERRANCE STOYLES (2013)

Supreme Court puts justice on open view

East End boy wins Times 2013 advocacy prize

Protecting victims of trafficking from oppressive prosecution

Where should London's cops live?

Professional indemnity deadline chaos

Highest court ?needs more women judges?

Driver convicted over revenge hit-and-run of group of friends

Bitcoin tumbles on closure of drugs black market the Silk Road

Lord Neuberger warns ministers to take ?great care? over judicial review reforms

Grayling to end automatic early release for child rape and terrorism convicts

Queen?s Counsel cartoon celebrates 20 years

Amanda Hutton guilty of manslaughter: Hamzah's death 'heart-breaking', say police

R v ROBERT ANDREW BEACH (2013)

Former headteacher sentenced for false accounting

Silk Road could have led the way to safer drug use | Oscar Rickett

Whistleblowers in the financial services sector: worth their weight in gold?

Romanians are proud of their honesty ? don't let the crime hysteria fool you |...

R v ROBERT JAMES HOBBS (2013)

PRACTICE DIRECTION (COSTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS) (2013)

R v COLIN GRAHAM MILLER (2013)