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Letter to Sir Hugh Orde from the DPP on Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station Protest

Transcript of the Lord Chief Justice's Annual Press Conference 2011

Deegan, R v [1998] EWCA Crim 385 (4th February, 1998)

Jackson & Ors, R v [1997] EWCA Crim 1788 (11 July 1997)

Jackson & Ors, R v [1997] EWCA Crim 1170 (13 May 1997)

Sentencing: bloodlust for life | Editorial

Woman filmed allegedly shouting racial abuse on tram will spend Christmas in prison

The law on murder is most foul. Kenneth Clarke should reform it | Simon Jenkins

Yes to reforming the European court of human rights. No to overriding it | Sigrid...

I didn?t forget defence solicitors, says lord chief justice

All legal services should be regulated

Bach hits the mark

How safe is it to store confidential client data in the cloud?

Jurisdiction

Jurisdiction

Sentencing

Sentencing

Assange awaits ruling on extradition

Supreme Court ruling halts 1,000 Scottish prosecutions

Juror faces trial after ?researching case on internet?

Young people on trial need people who care | Shauneen Lambe

Reading the riots ? reaction

Reading the riots: 'The police arrest people for no reason, they stop and check us...

A fire lit in Tottenham that burned Manchester: the rioters' story

Indifferent elites, poverty and police brutality ? all reasons to riot in the UK |...

Victims' voices: rioters 'broke every window on our street'

Privacy case numbers soar

Assange granted lifeline in extradition struggle

Are dark streets unsafe?

Essex police fear 30 incidents of rocks being thrown from A12 bridges

Ronnie Wallwork jailed for 15 months for selling parts from stolen cars

CPS drops fraud charges in referral-fee case

Inquiring minds

Ken Clarke visits 'Never Ending Mural'

R v LEIGH HAYNES (2011)

Rewind radio: Prime Minister's Questions; Prisoners' Women; The Alias Men; The 404; Nature; Answer Me...

How do prisoners get so fit?

Prosecutors look for additional ammunition in Olympus inquiry

ACPO response to Reading the Riots report

'Honour' crimes against women in UK rising rapidly, figures show

Lawyers with laptops log on in cost-saving measure

'Honour' crimes: six cases

Rapists abuse courts to harass victims

Largest ever trial of police officers collapses

Controversial legal aid scheme shelved

Bar aiming to bypass ?superfluous? solicitors

Staff Side of The Police Negotiating Board & others -v- (1) Secretary of State for...

English riots: sentence severity for young offenders worries lawyers

Jury system is under threat from irresponsible press, says Grieve

Police Commissioners: Time for an Ann Widdicombe recall?|Alan Travis

University lecturer whose drugs killed teenage girl given suspended sentence

Strangeways: 'working prison' aims to reduce reoffending