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London is world's cocaine capital

Firms face fines over sex offenders

You're nicked … now please follow me through ladies' lingerie

No end to prison terms for many

Reporting a robbery? That will be ?50

Women on the edge

US snubs Britain over sex criminals

'I feel a huge weight has been lifted'

Why an automatic trust in expert witnesses is dangerous

Police halt jobs diversity scheme after discrimination claims

Chip and pin helps curb credit card fraud

Ensure consent for sex, men told

Clarke vows to overturn ID cards defeat

Police defend shooting strategy

Fears for Belmarsh Muslim inmates

R (on the application of GILLAN) & ANOR v (1) COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE...

DENTON HALL LEGAL SERVICES & ORS v KATHYRN HILARY FIFIELD (2006)

AMIR WEISSFISCH v (1) ANTHONY JULIUS (2) RAMI WEISSFISCH (3) PHILIP DAVIS (2006)

Response to the Home Office Paper BRIBERY ? Reform of the Prevention of Corruption Acts...

POLICE AND JUSTICE BILL COULD WEAKEN COMMUNITY INFLUENCE ON LOCAL POLICING

ARA AND SURREY TRADING STANDARDS CONFISCATE FRAUDSTER'S ASSETS

ZAMBIA v MEER CARE & DESAI (A FIRM) ORS (2006)

BROMLEY LONDON BOROUGH COUNCIL v C (2006)

R V GABRIEL SOLOMONS (2006)

15% bonus scheme for CPS lawyers

R v PETER DAVID WEBSTER (2006)

R v S (2006)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF R) V MANCHESTER CITY YOUTH COURT (2006)

JOHN M STEPHENSON & ANOR v (1) LEATHBOND LTD (2) EDGESIDE LTD (LRA/72/2004) (2005)

Fears as lawyers locked in custody suites put at risk

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.114 OF 2005) sub nom R v NICKY SMITH (2006)

R V THOMAS B (2006)

Police 'made disabled boy walk'

Outcome of Consultation – General Criminal and General Civil Contracts (April 2006)

CHIEF CONSTABLE OF MERSEYSIDE v HICKMAN & ANOR (2006)

GEOFFREY JENKINS v YOUNG BROTHERS TRANSPORT LTD (2006)

R v PAUL DAVEY (2006)

(1) PRESIDENT OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA (2) PROCUREUR OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA (Appellants) v ROYAL BANK OF...

R v DAVID JOHN MAY (2005)

R V ROBERT ANDREW BURNS (2006)

R V MATTHEW KEVIN LEWENDON (2006)

Cameras cutting campus crime rate

Four in 10 fines for antisocial crimes unpaid

Victim families 'need more help'

DNA 'could predict your surname'

Magistrates attack ABH proposals

Project Sapphire: Rape victim gets justice

Community judge to give lecture

We may not like ID cards but we'll put up with them

Naming and shaming is a con

We are giving the authorities an open invitation to abuse their power

Archer 'may vote in Lords again'