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R v (1) MICHAEL CHATTOO (2) LEVAN SIMEON MENZIES (3) NIGEL JUNIOR RAMSEY (4) DENZEL...

ALDHOUSE v (1) THAILAND (2) SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2012)

STANFORD INTERNATIONAL BANK LTD (ACTING BY ITS JOINT LIQUIDATORS) v SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE (2012)

R (on the application of JEFFERIES) v ST ALBANS CROWN COURT (Defendant) & CROWN PROSECUTION...

R v SVS SOLICITORS (2012)

Ali Dizaei: 'criminal in uniform' police chief jailed again for corruption

Letters: Amend bill to keep women out of prison

Stephen Lawrence: papers passed to CPS about potential perjury allegations

How secret renditions shed light on MI6's licence to kill and torture

Why fuss over Australia sending us a rapist when we let so many go free?...

Youth custody is failing young people who want to change their ways

Playing it by the book: ex-con pens a prison guide for the uninitiated

Drug mule jailed for double murder

Groups with roots in the community are best placed to tackle gang crime

Senior judge savages advocacy accreditation scheme

LSC chair pledges to safeguard ?high-quality? legal aid system

CPS recovers all assets from Darwin fraud case

Stronger CPS cases in hate crime lead to increase in guilty pleas

R v NEIL BROOK (2012)

RAFAL NEBAK v POLAND (2012)

R v DANIEL PETER PERRY : R v THOMAS AGER MCDONALD : R v HARRY...

Extradition to face life sentence without possibility of parole

Trial not appropriate for contempt of court

British rapist to be deported from Australia

Man sentenced over dog attack on child

Northern Ireland man accused of possessing IED

Man whose dog attacked six-year-old girl gets suspended sentence

Abu Qatada released from jail

ACPO comment on operational independence of policing and the role of police and crime commissioners

Ali Dizaei guilty of misconduct and perverting the course of justice

Statement on Sentencing of Dangerous Dog Owner

ACPO comment on police officers with second jobs

GATESHEAD COUNCIL v PAUL HENDERSON (2012)

Closing this pioneering unit is a foolish, short-sighted act | Observer editorial

Axing of Forensic Science Service may lead to rise in miscarriages of justice, scientists warn

Intelligence chiefs to give evidence in public for first time

The abuse of the Human Rights Act

Sicilian fugitive deported after London whereabouts revealed on Facebook

RBS bankers arrested in tax fraud investigation

Top judge ordered to scrap human rights ruling

Harry Redknapp attacks CPS and 'farcical' trial

Women prisoners: self-harm, suicide attempts and the struggle for survival

Women's prisons in desperate need of reform, says former governor

Government targets sexual abuse of girls in gangs

Graduate offered Barclays job jailed after attempted burglary during riots

Hotelier who swore at injured thief 'was speaking for the community' says judge

Judge casts doubt on criminal 's human rights reform

Offenders with drink problems face US-style tagging

Four jailed for alcohol-smuggling VAT and tax fraud

Secret police files kept on 87-year-old man | Rob Evans

Three jailed over gay-hate leaflet

Southport murder accused Barry Morrow found dead in prison