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New criminal offences statistics in England and Wales

Abolition of Committals: Commencement of Schedule 3 to the Criminal Justice Act 2003

R v BRADLEY ALLEN (2011)

R (on the application of CHRISTOPHER ROJAS) v SNARESBROOK CROWN COURT (2011)

LORD CHANCELLOR v IAN HENERY SOLICITORS LTD (2011)

R (on the application of CHARLES BATES) (Claimant) v ZANI (Independent Adjudicator) (Defendant) & SECRETARY...

Yarl's Wood detains too many pregnant women, prisons inspector says

Phone hacking could have public interest defence

Murder reform: sorting mercy from malice

?Judges must enforce laws and stay away from political rulings?

Football 11 Prison 0. How sport can win the hearts, minds and energy of Manchester's...

Refund of contributions

Secret policeman in another case| Rob Evans

Twitter? Facebook? Rioters saw it on TV

Rioter profile: 'She said: Go on, son, dash the brick at them'

How the English rioters used social media ? video

Rioter profile: 'The police are probably the biggest gang in the world'

Victims' voices: 'I knew they were going to move on to me next and they...

Give judges discretion in murder sentencing | Simon Creighton

Michael Barrymore fined ?780 after admitting possession of cocaine

Phone hacking: Glenn Mulcaire understood to have been arrested

Albanian former spy chief at large after missing extradition hearing

The value of justice

Criminal records review completed

CDS Direct tender ? deadline reminder

Letter: Cultural crime

Southport murders suspect engages lawyers to contact police

Woman tells of escape after allegedly being Tasered and buried alive

More solicitors make the bench

Firms in revolt over CPS ?paperless? plan

The creation of ABSs offers the chance for others to shape the future of the...

Human rights

Public order

The law on ?Gangbos?

CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE (Applicant) v GRAHAM PIPER (Respondent) & JANET PIPER (Intervener) (2011)

BIRMINGHAM MAIL v ED (2011)

HILL v DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS, INNOVATION & SKILLS (2011)

Rioter profile: 'If it was to happen close to the election it might be more...

Unreported riots ? trouble across the country

Liverpool: rioting in small area focused on police

Birmingham: three were killed defending property from looters

Manchester and Salford: a tale of two riots

Gloucester: shock and disbelief as sleepy town succumbed to violence

Nottingham: less looting, but five police stations were attacked

Police face years of public disorder, former Met chief warns

Poll: Should murder always mean life?

Northern Ireland police criticised over double murder investigation

MPs should get free vote on murder law reform, says lord chief justice

Police facing 'perfect storm' of cuts, reforms and threats, says Yvette Cooper

Youth Justice Board reprieve must make it stronger

Barristers plan escrow scheme for holding client money

Top judge backs reform of murder laws