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Private equity firm takes stake in ABS

Undercover police can have sex with suspects if abstaining would blow their cover

Junior Hall jailed for 11 years for raping girl too scared to report him because...

SRA powerless to stop ABSs circumventing referral ban

Online privacy: Home Office to write blank cheque for 'snoopers' charter'

Serial con artist jailed after enjoying one last free lunch

Newspapers ?wrecked abduction charge against Milly killer?

Doreen Lawrence first non-lawyer to win legal aid award

Half of all tagged offenders break curfew rules, says report

Brian Spiro acted for The Spectator over Rod Liddle article

Sexual abuse of children is widespread ? let's confront the difficult truth | Julie Bindel

?Hundreds? of miscarriage of justice claims over legal advice failings

Extradition

R v NICHOLAS PAUL COONEY (2012)

R v RYAN SAMUEL BAILEY (2012)

Victims of internet abuse to get new power to identify 'trolls'

Sex inquiry police chief ?had nothing to live for?

Depriving prisoners of voting rights

MPs ?must put news executives on trial?

Police appeal for volunteers to wash patrol cars for free

No reprieve for Specialist Support Service

ACPO response to Equality and Human Rights Commission report into the use of section 60...

Net closes on Lichtenstein tax dodgers

Access to online porn 'twisting children's view of sexual norms'

Police forces accused of race bias in stop and search figures

Sir Hugh Orde: I wouldn't turn to new police watchdog in a crisis

Pro bono work celebrated in annual awards

Supreme court asked to reopen Julian Assange appeal

Criminal

Crime really doesn't pay – a third of bank robbers make nothing at all

Louise Mensch 'troll' sentenced over threatening email

?Clumsy? regulation could thwart innovation, Chancery Lane warns

Navy officer accused of leaking secrets

Louise Mensch internet troll banned from contacting General Petraeus and Lord Sugar

Stopping internet troll using computer would breach his human rights, judge rules

ACPO response to Guide Dogs report showing an increase in the number of attacks on...

Abused children turn their fears into artwork for groundbreaking exhibition

Phone Hacking: files for five journalists sent to CPS

Judges warned over rights of foreign criminals

Stolen memorials: melted down means lost for ever | Sarah Bakewell

Multimillion-pound cyberfraud gang jailed for selling identity theft kits

Liberty takes up case of hanged army policewoman

Gordon Ramsay: 'I can't believe how easy life is in British prisons'

MPs likely to try to block Tom Winsor's appointment as police watchdog

Burglars to be given tougher sentences in hotspot city

Police search for 11,000 in identity scam

A shameful retreat by the British

Man accused of making explosives on trip wires apologises for sparking terror alert

Solicitor acted for David Healer in police custody assault case

Forced marriage to be criminalised

LSB report highlights web advice shortfall

Judges order Facebook trolls to be identified