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R v MICHAEL LEWIS (2005)

R (on the application of SHERGILL) v HARROW CROWN COURT (2005)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.5 OF 2005) sub nom R v ROBERT ORR (2005)

Justice for all who can afford it: The drive to lower legal aid costs is...

ID card Bill gets the axe

Howard targets the 'yob culture'

Chief constable rapped over force failings

Hi-tech crime costs UK plc £2.4bn

R (on the application of C) v LEEDS YOUTH COURT (2005)

R v (1) K (2) G (3) M (2005)

If funds target the most needy and deserving cases, then everyone else will get less

Young Legal Aid Lawyers Group Launched

Death penalty 'at record levels'

Prisoners' voting bar 'outdated'

Swearing in public may cost tenants their home

MPs criticise Government response to drink crime

Councils find it hard to cope on parent orders

ALFA BEGUM v SUPIN KLARIT (2005)

RICHARD JOHN HILL (AS TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF HENRY STANLEY NURKOWSKI) v (1) SPREAD TRUSTEE...

Out-of-control Asbos a 'menace to society'

Warning over sentencing reforms

New court powers target disorder

Clarke fears for crime proposals

Cut-price drinks must go, say MPs

MPs demand reform of special advocate system

Calls to give vote to prisoners

Funding threat to legal choice

Centre to tackle net paedophiles

Prosecute malicious pupils, teachers urge

Call for race crimes crackdown

ANDREW MILNE v DAVID PRICE SOLICITORS & ADVOCATES (2005)

Advocate Issue 33

Prisoners 'need better education'

Winning 'triggers sport violence'

Police trial fixed penalty scheme

(1) JAMES ASHLEY JUNIOR (2) JAMES ASHLEY SENIOR (3) EILEEN ASHLEY v CHIEF CONSTABLE OF...

GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ALBANIA v (1) FATMIR BLETA (2) BOW STREET MAGISTRATES COURT...

ASHLEY LONERGAN (Claimant) v (1) LEWES CROWN COURT (2) BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL (Defendants)...

Women's jail 'still has problems'

Lib Dems launch mini-manifesto on crime

Border police planned by Tories

PAUL FRANCIS SIMMS v LAW SOCIETY (2005)

Value of fraud cases soars to £750m

Call for review of court evidence

On-the-spot fines create a new class of 'semi-criminals'

Kennedy urges new crime solution

Officers suspended after prison death

Met targets gangs' grip on minorities

Racist attacks on the rise in rural Britain

A law for the vindictive

Noisy staff could land employers in jail as part of a crackdown over noise pollution