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MoJ consultation deadline extended

Legal loophole closed to prosecute persistent fuel thieves

R v DAMIEN CADOGAN (2013)

Consultations extended on cutting legal aid fees

Woman cautioned for assault after tussle with badger cull protester

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

R v LEE FLANNERY (2013)

R v TERRANCE STOYLES (2013)

R v JAMEEL RAZA (2013)

R v DEAN SILVERA (2013)

MoJ consultation deadline extended

Highest court ?needs more women judges?

Where should London's cops live?

Professional indemnity deadline chaos

Queen?s Counsel cartoon celebrates 20 years

East End boy wins Times 2013 advocacy prize

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

Supreme Court puts justice on open view

Protecting victims of trafficking from oppressive prosecution

PRACTICE DIRECTION (COSTS IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS) (2013)

R v ROBERT JAMES HOBBS (2013)

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

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

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

R v ROBERT ANDREW BEACH (2013)

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

PRACTICE DIRECTION (CA (CRIM DIV): CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS: GENERAL MATTERS) (2013)

Former headteacher sentenced for false accounting

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

R v COLIN GRAHAM MILLER (2013)

Bitcoin tumbles on closure of drugs black market the Silk Road

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

Psychiatric patient released from prison stabbed schoolgirl to death on bus

Notorious drug dealer faces ban on using phone boxes

Hakea prison's adult inmates 'in regular contact with juveniles held there'

Courts don?t hand out punishment any more, says JP

?Plan to change arrest law could harm the innocent?

Welsh moderniser becomes Britain?s top judge

Prisoner slashed Mark Bridger in effort to learn where April Jones's body was

Judge urges on lawyers as hundreds vote for action against legal aid cuts

Police use stun gun on man, 83

Teenage con artist jailed after travelling the world in ?70.000 fraud

Police force takes on volunteers on horseback

Tests to predict violent crime by psychopaths are 'useless', according to new report

RE ANDREWS (2013)

ACPO position on decriminalisation of drugs

Homocide figures drop to record low in Scotland

Hung-over police are 'phoning in sick, says chief constable

Rape prosecutions will keep falling if corners keep being cut | Emily Thornberry

Owner of four dogs that killed Jade Lomas-Anderson admits cruelty

Retiring magistrate warns of 'dismay' over soft justice

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