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News of the World hacking suspect jailed for blagging in separate case

Wuthering Heights star sectioned after racially abusing ex-girlfriend

Peter Fahy comment to Royston Martis on Promotion in service

CPS Diary 27 February to 5 March

Statement on James Ibori

ACPO comment on HMIC report: Forging the links – rape investigation and prosecution

IN THE MATTER OF MOBILE VOICEMAIL INTERCEPTION LITIGATION sub nom VARIOUS CLAIMANTS v (1) NEWS...

Two men bailed after arrests on suspicion of computer hacking

Public services, big earners: a sector-by-sector analysis

Community sentences to get tougher under David Cameron plan

Cameron to outlaw race barrier in bid to speed up adoption

QASA and Bribery Act issues

FSA to look into mobile chief?s share dealings

Accused financier ?on run?

Underground ghost station explorers spook the security services

Fishing skippers and factory fined nearly ?1m for illegal catches

Metals trader fraudster given extra seven years

Alleged News of the World hacker is a former army intelligence officer

IRA admits killing schoolboy Gordon Gallagher

Man admits Croydon riots arson

SRA sets ?final deadline?

Interpreter problems ?unacceptable? says ministry

CPS statement following sentencing of two men who hid cocaine in bags of tropical fish

CPS decides no further action in 'Red Issue' fanzine matter

CPS fraud team: Stephen Methuen charged for fraud & embezzlement of over ?500k while charity...

R v MICHAEL WILLIAMS (2012)

Lawyer of the week: John Kelsey-Fry

Approval by a court requires evidence

Claim forms served via Facebook

Brave new world of ABS

Jail threat would make bankers think twice

Tchenguiz brothers granted judicial review into dawn raids

MEP arrested on suspicion of European parliament fraud conspiracy

Father who embezzled son's charity fund faces jail

England riots: almost 1,000 people jailed so far, figures show

Force and fear are still being used to control incarcerated children | Carolyne Willow

Boris Johnson finesses his position on serious youth violence

Further concession on Legal Aid Bill

Probation Service workforce quarterly reports

(1) ANDREW NEAVE (2) PAUL O'CONNOR (3) COLIN DINES (4) ANDREW DINES v ITALY (2012)

R (on the application of STURNHAM) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR JUSTICE (2012)

MPs to question businessman facing extradition

Helmet cam brings justice for road rage victims | Laura Laker

Suspected $150m rogue trade investigated by City police

Out of Eden: when the private prison bubble bursts | Sadhbh Walshe

Watchdog condemns suicide rate at Manchester prison

Honduran president pardons murderer who saved hundreds from jail inferno

Let's get more women to the top

Losing terror focus

CPS authorises charge in murder of Betty Yates and Revd. John Suddards

CPS statement on Carl Whant conviction:

LSC publishes future tendering approach