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Robbers caught after low-slung trousers and underwear gave them away

Chancery Lane calls for 28-day police bail limit

Slaughter: further court closures will bring ?chaos?

Weird cases: possession is nine tenths of the law

Conservatives need to promote Bill of Rights

All prisoners on licence face foreign travel ban

Going down: criminal justice statistics

Legal aid cuts ?will hammer middle England?

Armed robber employed as NHS chief on six-figure salary

Fixed fees in legal aid ruled unlawful ? in New Zealand

ACPO comment on annual criminal justice statistics

Residence test proposal ?unlawful and unworkable?

We can't fight crime and terrorism while wearing a blindfold

Referral fees ? a true picture

Magistrates attack plans for more court closures

Privatising the courts system: the public are not customers, they are citizens | Sarah Vine

Thousands held on police bail waiting for decision on charges

Choirmaster jailed for sexually abusing pupil seeks to appeal against sentence

JR legal aid cuts ?immunise government from challenge? – silks

Britain faces world criticism if it relaxes bribery laws

Burglars win right to keep convictions secret

Snoopers charter would protect from terrorist 'mayhem' on British streets, says Philip Hammond

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY DARREN MILLAR TO APPLY FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW :...

Courts to be privatised in radical justice shake-up

Are the MOJ moving the goalposts on the required savings?

Courts may be privatised to save Ministry of Justice ?1bn

ACPO responds to BBC story on bail lengths

Big savings ? but at what cost?

Government denies plan for ?wholesale privatisation? of courts

Spies only have 'very limited' access to terrorist data, says Sir Malcolm Rifkind

My iPhone thief: why I shook his hand

Belief has to be rational

Student who killed 'devil' arts blogger is detained indefinitely

More than 57,000 suspects on police bail

Leading barristers warn over legal aid cuts

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

What do Daily Mail commenters think about young criminals?

Helpline set up for victims of female genital mutilation

Murder or mishap? Servant?s death that made legal history

Iain Duncan Smith: cut welfare to fund police and Forces

Letters: Antisocial behaviour bill's threat to naturists

Banning extremists from TV would act as 'recruiting sergeant'

Hay Festival 2013: data collection 'could lead to punishment before crime'

Iain Duncan Smith: cut welfare to fund police and Forces

Theresa May's plans to tackle extremism face backlash

National twitter event highlights the demands on policing due to alcohol

Social media warning as sex offender vanishes

Three reasons why a vagina is not like a laptop | Sarah Ditum

Rape 'is not always rape', says TV presenter Nick Ross

Letters: Harm caused by seeing domestic violence

Legal aid cuts: what price justice?

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