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Nursery worker who sexually assaulted two boys is jailed for eight years

?Swift? justice to become ?norm? in criminal cases

The media should call it slavery, not 'Traveller slavery' | Mike Doherty

Swift and sure criminal justice

Serco wins first private probation contract

TV licence and road tax offences to be dealt with out of court

Fresh arrests in computer hacking probe

R -v- John Terry

Felon voting laws to disenfranchise historic number of Americans in 2012

Hugh Klare

Crackdown on ?slow? justice system that is ?tolerant of criminals?

Terry acquittal shows courtroom limits

Henry Moore sundial sculpture stolen from museum garden

Five men found guilty of paying for sexual services of children in Derby

Father jailed for killing man who asked if his crying daughter was all right

Twitter conman exposed for posing as policeman during UK riots

Carer found guilty of murdering elderly man in hammer attack

Unthinkable? Rehabilitation through reading

Winner of probation competition announced

?Alternative? firm applies to be ABS

Honorary degree for Rozenberg

MICHAEL LEACH v OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS (2012)

JACKSON v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2012)

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R v SS (2012)

STEPHEN DARE v CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (2012)

RUTH WERBISKI v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2012)

R v STEVEN SCIBERRAS (2012)

R v MATTHEW CHAYTORS (2012)

R v TERENCE SHEPHERD (2012)

R v COLUMBUS JOHN BARRON (2012)

Lord Chief Justice ruled out of court on loan

Lawyer of the week: Stuart Tipple

Open justice requires acces to court papers

Selection process limits Olympic ideal

When is a bribe not a bribe?

How to swear without using f****** asterisks

SFO director: agency to go back to its roots

Up to half of offences dealt with out of court in some areas

Rights bill commission seeks opinions for the second time

ACPO comment on Policy Exchange report Proceed with Caution

New President of the Supreme Court

Judicial applications up 17%

Contacting LSC and our Bristol Office

Couple jailed for forcing destitute men into servitude

Tulisa: Justin Edwards messed with the wrong woman

'Safari boy' sent on taxpayer-funded holiday to mend ways clocks up 112th offence

Fraud/confiscation

Final consultation launched on advocacy accreditation

Connors family case shows that Britain must fight slave trade

Letters: Flexible courts plan is Kafkaesque in nature

Pair who killed and disembowelled inmate given life sentences