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Speeding up cases ?risks miscarriages of justice?

Iranian diplomat Nosratollah Tajik wins extradition fight

Jurors who browse web ?should face criminal prosecution?

GUY SAVAGE v UNITED STATES (2012)

JAROSLAW BOROWSKI v POLAND (2012)

RE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NOS61 & 62 OF 2012) sub nom R v (1) DAVID...

Public warned to be alert to distraction burglary as ACPO?s month of burglary action continues

Questions emerge about Grayling's prisoner rehabilitation proposals

Child killer who heard voices 'almost invisible' to experts, inquiry finds

Ice cream turf wars: Mr Yummy attacks his arch-rival Mr Whippy

I was merely discussing evolution, says policeman accused of calling black people 'monkeys'

Cyril Smith abuse claims: 'decision not to prosecute would not be made today'

Dentist facing jail after killing dog-walker while texting at wheel

Civil servants warned of data theft fraud

Is Stop Delaying Justice! working?

Human rights

Test for discontinuing private prosecutions lawful

R v EDMOND SELWYN WILLIAMS (2012)

R v ANDREW BATEMAN : R v STUART DOYLE (2012)

R v ISMAIL ABBAS : R v PATRICK ASAFU-ADJAYE (2012)

R (on the application of JAMIE HICKS) (Claimant) v SNARESBROOK CROWN COURT (Defendant) & GOVERNOR...

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE NO 65 OF 2012 (2012)

New stalking offences come into force

ACPO comment on joint police and Crown Prosecution Service checklist for domestic violence

ACPO comment on launch of new stalking legislation

New stalking laws will mean ordeal no longer 'trivialised'

Britons favour healthcare over prison for women offenders

Former attorney general says Grayling ?failed? test

LSB chair wants more cash for research

Judge considering women's legal action over undercover policemen | Rob Evans

Committee warns on cameras in court

Do the new stalking laws show we are taking this crime seriously?

Government supports Thurrock in tackling violence against women

Letters: Lessons from the past that could cut reoffending by prison leavers

Stalkers face five years in jail to curb risk of them turning violent

(1) CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (2) SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v (1) VARSHA...

Plan to allow 'disproportionate force' against burglars included in crime bill

Expenses fraud MP Margaret Moran out and about

Domestic violence accounts for 10% of emergency calls, data shows

New rights for householders who attack burglars to be unveiled

Woman judge is tipped to be Lady Chief Justice

Restorative justice: live discussion roundup

Man jailed for five years after threatening neighbour with sex aid

Father jailed after refusing to move from his own land

Fiddling with prisoner votes while Europe burns

Write clearer judgments, Neuberger urges judges

How an online neighbourhood watch could help tackle violent crime | Rachel England

Mind-bending behind bars: drug use in British prisons

Circus owner found guilty of mistreating elephant

CPS to crack down on female genital mutilation

Off-duty policeman cleared over crash death

Probation satellite tracking scheme wins award