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Letters: Legal aid funding cuts leave prisoners outside the rule of law

Prisoners must wear uniforms as Grayling cracks down on perks

Stephen Lawrence inquiry remains open, say police

A week on the frontline

Legal aid: Lawyers in Wales agree strike action

Danger alert over legal aid auction

New legal aid reforms end 'justice for all', lawyers warn

The deadly trail of the killer slimming drug DNP

The unseen force that drives Ouija boards and fake bomb detectors | Chris French

A crime mystery. It's going down, but no one really knows why | Andrew Rawnsley

Crime doesn't rise in high immigration areas ? it falls, says study

To protect our children, we must talk to them about rape | Desmond Tutu, Jacob...

Bulletproof couture: 'I didn't feel a thing'

Will the police follow the justice system and stop treating child suspects as adults? |...

Jailbird: Three officers and a riot van tackle a roaming swan

Scotland Yard's Sapphire sex crime squad in shake-up after failed inquiries

Criminal funerals big and small: from the Krays to Peter Scott

Malaysian lawyers denied access to clients

Majority will avoid sanctions on compliance

PCT bidders risk flouting conduct code

R v (1) NABEEL HASAN BAJWA (2) BASHIR VALLI PATEL (2013)

EASTENDERS CASH & CARRY PLC & ORS v BRANDON BARNES (2013)

R v (1) KAZIM ALI KHAN (2) UMAR KHAN (3) MOHAMMED ARFAN KHAN (4) MOHAMMED...

R v B (2013)

R (on the application of DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS) v IPSWICH MAGISTRATES' COURT (2013)

R v ABDUL JABBAR (2013)

Will the police follow the justice system and stop treating child suspects as adults? |...

Crime doesn't Pay(2)

Will judicial review curbs weaken vital check on power?

UK crime at lowest level for 30 years

Right to self-defence needs clarifying: From the archive, 25 April 1973

ACPO comment on Crime in England and Wales statistics, year ending December 2012

New powers to strip passports from British terror suspects

Teenager wins landmark challenge over police arrest laws

MoJ announces new deal for courtroom interpreters

Deaf clients: in the courtroom

Smartphone theft drives surge in pick-pocketing

Crime rate keeps falling despite austerity

Legal aid reform ? answering your questions

R v CAMERON LEE MCFLY (2013)

Letters: Assessing the justice of claims over legal aid cuts

New guidance on crime billing and fees

R. v CHRISTOPHER EDWARDS (2013)

Police must treat 17-year-olds in custody as children, court rules

R. v (1) J (2) M (2013)

Sentencing

Isn't it time to abolish most women's prisons?

Police must treat 17-year-olds in custody as children, court rules

R v GB (2013)

Legal aid reform ? answering your questions

R (on the application of HC (A CHILD BY HIS LITIGATION FRIEND CC) v (1)...

Legal aid reform – answering your questions