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Standard bar contracts put back by three months

Top female judge Constance Briscoe arrested and bailed

Grayling's plan for tackling burglars? A disproportionate farce | Patrick Strudwick

Fifty shades of Theresa May: where the punishment fits the crime

Theresa May: victims will choose criminals' punishment

We need to rethink the way we treat ex-prisoners

Is Ken Clarke's rehabilitation revolution dead?

Judge wonders what to do with the drunken sailor

Greater protection for homeowners

Conservative party conference: over the top on the home front | Simon Hoggart's sketch

Facebook and Twitter could be asked to increase moderation of networks

Chris Grayling pledges to get tough on criminals

Defaced Rothko: man charged with criminal damage

Understanding addiction

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R v AC (2012)

R v PIERS RANCE (2012)

R (on the application of ANAND) v (1) REVENUE & CUSTOMS COMMISSIONERS (2) CRAWLEY MAGISTRATES'...

R v JOSEPH DAVIES (2012)

R v JOHN DAVID WESTERN (2012)

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE NO 25 OF 2012 sub nom R v OCHAINE WILLIAMS (2012)

Elections for police and crime commissioners in England and Wales

April Jones's tragic fate is tormenting our children

London legal jobs boom defies downturn

Sudanese war criminal wins right to remain in Britain

Direct Line hints at legal services plan

Professor Tricia David and other sureties for Julian Assange

Rothko vandalism: why are the greatest works attacked?

Justice minister: we?ll stop weekend courts pilot if critics are right

Tory Party Conference: The meaning behind Chris Grayling's reforms

Tories go back to basics on burglars

Tory Party Conference: The meaning behind Chris Grayling's reforms

R v YOUCEF ZEINDEN (2012)

R v (1) A (2) B (2012)

Defiant judges ignore new human rights guidelines

Met detectives struggle as hitmen get away with murder on streets of London

Jimmy Savile's toxic legacy

Victims of crime may lose out on millions in compensation

Beyond Savile: we're still deaf to the voices of the abused | Observer editorial

The Metropolitan Police forced to investigate Sir Jimmy Savile as dozens more abuse allegations are...

Bribery review

ACPO comment on leadership in policing

No more open chequebooks for expert witnesses, conference warned

Why justice is at risk in the Babar Ahmad extradition case | Sadhbh Walshe

Nationwide alarm at EAW opt-out plan

Sex education can help tackle the abuse of girls. So will the Tories commit to...

Abu Hamza and others -v- Home Secretary

'Shameful' chief constable will keep his pension

Abu Hamza and other four terror suspects face 'clean version of hell'

Abu Hamza: civil engineer who turned hate preacher against West

Border Agency teams up with police in drive to target foreign criminals

Koo Stark appears in court accused of stealing ?40,000 painting