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R v CHRIS THOMAS (2006)

Defendants could lose right to choose lawyer

Report says armed police were meant to arrest, not shoot Menezes

Supermarket rapist sentenced

Petty criminals to face court within a day of being caught

UK webmaster faces extradition on terror-support charges

Reid wants army to discipline young offenders

Bouncers on Britain's borders? It's more hot air from Blair

GUY MILLER v (1) RICKY HALES (2) QBE INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE LTD (T/A ENSIGN MOTOR POLICIES...

KRIVINSKAS v LAW SOCIETY (2006)

R. V OSMAN MOHAMMED ABDULLAHI (2006)

Reid humbled by U-turn on human rights

Lawyers may seek gagging order for July 21 plot trial

Lack of conviction?

Goldsmith promises to protect victims

The less the Home Secretary does, the better it will be

'Honour' murders leave thousands of women living in fear

Carter ? kill or cure?

Whitehall in latest secure e-mail drive

Carter: how will it affect your practice?

R v SHANE MARTIN NORMAN & 5 ORS (2006)

JANET BARRACKS v (1) JOHN COLES (2) COMMISSIONER OF POLICE OF THE METROPOLIS (2006)

Halfway release for most dangerous criminals is to end

City family in police raid win landmark rights case

Gang boss gets 11 years in carousel fraud case

Police seek charges by showing loans were 'donations in disguise'

Teacher killer wins conviction appeal

Deportation to be 'the norm' after law change

PA man thrown out of court in mix-up over signing-in rule

LCCSA Past President is make Silk

Defending Legal Aid

Carter axe to fall on 400 legal aid firms

Carter worries solicitors

MICHAEL CHARMAN v (1) ORION PUBLISHING GROUP LTD (2) ORION BOOKS LTD (3) GRAEME MCLAGAN...

Menezes family to continue fight to charge officers

We're in touch with everyday life, says the cycling judge

Who's an ickle criminal, then?

Falconer pledges to protect judiciary

New jails for 8,000 prisoners to deal with overcrowding

Criminal circles

Barristers seemed to have struck a pretty good deal out of the Carter reforms

Barristers' fees

R v GOLDING (2006)

R (on the application of D) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR HEALTH (2006)

K LTD (Appellant) v NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK PLC (Respondent) & (1) REVENUE & CUSTOMS (2)...

R v GRAHAM JAMES COUTTS (2006)

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS v LESLIE GEORGE COLLINS (2006)

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NOS.42, 43 AND 44 OF 2006), RE (2006)

R v BARRIE LEE ANDREWS (2006)

Met faces unlimited fine over de Menezes death

Health and safety is not the easy way out

Super-Asbos plan to deal with organised crime