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Murderers beware: 'virtual autopsies' could revolutionise investigations

EDL leader jailed for using friend's passport to travel to New York

Making crime pay ? how the Tories can save the economy | Duncan Campbell

Police officer dies as he answers 999 call

Great Train Robbers 'planned second Royal Mail rail heist'

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Criminals should spend longer in jail, says Chris Grayling

'Terrorists' favourite bookseller' has conviction quashed

Paedophile caretaker lived secretly in primary school store cupboard

800 diplomatic protection officers must give statements over Andrew Mitchell 'plebgate' affair

Landlord furious after police set thieves free

Police hunt sex attacker who 'could be as young as 12'

Cherie Booth?s consultancy among latest ABS approvals

Criminals 'should pay for a night in police cells'

Society calls for freeze on civil justice reform

Prison population 2012

Manchester City fan banned after Rio Ferdinand derby confrontation

Video to come to 13 more court areas in 2013

'Black Dog Strangler' found after escape from secure hospital

Priorities in 2013 for the LSC and the new Legal Aid Agency

Priorities in 2013 for the LSC and the new Legal Aid Agency

Innovative court video technology rollout

Almost 4,000 foreign criminals live freely in UK

Former chancellors warn Chris Grayling over judges? pension cuts

Effect of internet relevant to defamation damages

Sexualisation of children 'risks softening attitudes towards abuse'

Disabled convict Daniel Roque Hall wins injunction preventing return to jail

11% of firms still lack compliance officers

Minister signals weekend courts U-turn

Hillsborough investigation will be IPCC's biggest test, chairman admits

Requisite state of mind for finding of abuse of process

Adjudicator not entitled to fee when decision unenforceable

'Watered down' terror laws allowed suspect to abscond, Labour claims

New Year proves a busy night for emergency services

Terror suspect's disappearance sparks criticism of control-order regime

Hillsborough inquiry is a huge challenge, says IPCC chair

Allen & Overy?s Wootton leads thin line-up of solicitor honours

Criminals to be tracked via satellite with new tags

Abu Qatada family say they want to leave 'racist' UK

Britain 'losing the war on cyber crime' as costs hit ?205 million

'Monitor your spending' scheme raises risk of ID fraud identity theft

Nearly 1,000 doctors 'have criminal records'

Improve witness protection to tackle serious crime, ministers say

It?s not what you know, it?s how you look to the clients

More than 175 foreign criminals deported in crackdown

National witness protection scheme announced

Government backs apprenticeship route to law

Prison population 2011

UK-wide witness protection programme to be launched in 2013

Nearly 1,000 doctors 'have criminal records'

David Cameron plan to opt out of EU policing 'will allow criminals to run free'

Benjamin Zephaniah: 'There isn't enough anger in politics'