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Still insufficient evidence for CPS to bring charges over death of PC Ian Terry

R v JOHN PHILLIP JOHNSON (2012)

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION BY BG (2012)

Sex offenders to be allowed to have name erased from register

?Secret trials could increase security risk?

Peaceful protesters ?should not face prosecution?

Legal aid reforms defeated in Lords

Prisoners leaving jail will have to join Work Programme to claim benefits

Pursue masked protesters more vigorously, CPS says

Weird Cases: The $10k speeding fine

Kingston Crown Court restricts service of applications for bail to CJSM only

Lord Lucan's son: 'I have not, to the best of my knowledge, seen my father...

Metal theft costs Church of England ?10 million

Grandmother jailed after plot to steal homes from elderly

Stalking ? the terrifying crime the law may at last be taking seriously | Jenni...

ITN to fight police pressure to hand over public unrest footage

False messages behind the misreporting of a Northern Ireland murder

London mayor: your ideas for policing and crime policy | Dave Hill

Treat clients as customers or you?re doomed, says Ombudsman

The justice equation

Reform could curtail Strasbourg

Human rights

Terrorism

Criminal

Human rights

Terrorism

Criminal

R v ANBANANDEEN CHELLAPERMAL : R v SHAMILA CHELLAPERMAL (2012)

LYNES v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2012)

Hazards in Court of Appeal retaining case

Clarke backs secret trials in face of ?unique? threat

Autofocus fraud claims passed to prosecutors

Senior officers defend plans for 'private police' work

800 sex offenders on the run

Theresa May to discuss Abu Qatada deportation with Jordan

Home Office releases hard-hitting rape awareness campaign advert aimed at teenagers

Nick Clegg launches rape awareness campaign targetted at teenagers

Ex-convict posed as barrister to defend drug dealer he met in prison

Prisoners should be given the vote, says human rights quango

Father of domestic killing victim glad for 'Clare's Law' trial

Phone hacking: Home Office briefed in 2006

Theresa May in Jordan to discuss Abu Qatada deportation

Ponzi fraud: two men found guilty of involvement in ?115m UK scam

Impostor guilty of posing as barrister in court

Witchcraft murder couple jailed for life

Gay prisoners to get jail tales shown in Artangel installation

Lords vote for LASPO amendment

Clarke: ?We?re taking legal aid away from lawyers?

ACPO comment on domestic violence disclosure scheme pilots

R v ROMAINE BLACKWOOD (2012)

Duchess of York's killer aide Jane Andrews could be freed next month

The monkey trial