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R v NIAZ AHMED (2005)

Advocate Issue 35

Legal Services Commission – Consultation on amendments to the General Criminal and General Civil Contracts...

New powers to tackle drunken troublemakers

Police chief calls for terror tactics scrutiny

Law chief hits out at litigants 'who won't take no for answer'

Lord Chief Justice standing down

Jails 'still not tackling racism'

Prison report overcrowding fears

R v (1) STEPHEN JOHN MCFAULL (2) ANTHONY CLEAVER (2005)

Clarke vows strong action to tackle terrorism

McConnell sets out bail shake-up

Third of young women assaulted while drunk

Stores face ban for selling drink to children

More children being locked up as politicians score points on crime

Prison Service admits young offenders serving on adult wings

Scotland has second highest murder rate in Europe

Domestic abuse on the rise again

Street crime tops community poll

SHREWSBURY & ATCHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL v CETIN TANRIVERDI (2005)

CIRCLE 33 HOUSING TRUST LTD v DESMOND ELLIS (2005)

City solicitor lays down gauntlet over legal aid

VISION GOLF LTD v WEIGHTMANS (A Firm) (2005)

Death of a teenage father highlights the plight of Britain's gun generation

James Sturman QC. First lawyer to get £1m plus in legal aid fees

School hires police officer to help control behaviour

Shock over prison suicide rates

Bullies in prison 'also victims'

Can dangerous stalkers be tackled?

R v BARRY MCIVER (2005)

R v C (2005)

R v ABBIE WITCHELL (2005)

Europe wins the power to jail British citizens

Shoot to kill is the safest option, says Met chief

Hundreds of British terror suspects are under surveillance

Variable justice

Judges ready to defy ministers over terror deportations

Anti-terror police told to target Asians

Ecstasy moves out of the nightclubs and into the hands of 10-year-olds

R (on the application of LUKE MATARA) v BRENT MAGISTRATES' COURT (2005)

L (BY HIS LITIGATION FRIEND JL) v INNER LONDON CROWN COURT (2005)

Special Branch to close in merger

Data demands breach law, say phone firms

It's not a fair cop, guv, it was on the telly

Clarke raises issue of quitting rights convention

Mother in call for 'Mark's Law'

Immediate results for Strikeout

Belfast's non-jury court tries Islamist suspect

Clarke confronts judges on terror law

Public schools warned over beach hooligans

Tory contender calls for more liberal drug laws

TRUSTEES OF MAMA EAST AFRICAN WOMEN'S GROUP v J DOBSON (2005)