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ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.142 OF 2004) sub nom R v GRIEVE (2005)

R (on the application of M) v ISLEWORTH CROWN COURT (2005)

Call to 'name and shame' on Asbos

Terror order plans pass to Lords

Corporate polluters will have to pay for their damage

Consultation on Independent Peer Review of legal advice and legal work

RAJESH RAMSARRAN v ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO (2005)

GIANCHAND JAHREE v THE STATE (2005)

RE W, S AND C (CHILDREN) (2005)

Tories target prison book profits

Met seeks immunity for armed police

Civilian lawyers to run courts martial

Police website pinpoints hotspots

Restorative justice in spotlight

R v S (2005)

R v D (2005)

THYSSEN CANADA LTD v MARIANA MARITIME SA & ANOR (2005)

R v DWAYNE PEART (2005)

CCTV systems 'fail to cut crime'

Rape convictions hit record low

Maxine Carr wins anonymity for the rest of her life

Burglars call police after getaway car keys taken

Judge criticises plan to tag parents

Jail inmates have nothing to do

DONNA SANG v NEIL ANDREW CORNES (2005)

ACCIDENT ASSISTANCE LTD v HAMMONDS SUDDARDS EDGE (A Firm) (2005)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCES (NOS.86 – 88) sub nom R v DYLAN SELLARS : R v SIMON...

STEPHEN JOHN O'SULLIVAN v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2005)

Only one in four crimes is punished

Seized cash for cops

Man accused of biting guide dog

Anti-terror Bill wins second reading after Clarke warns of 'Madrid attack'

Binmen on the beat to tackle spa's nuisances

QC refuses to judge Hunt Act

R v IMRAN ABID KARIM (2005)

MAXINE CARR v NEWS GROUP NEWSPAPERS LTD & ORS (2005)

SAFET PAJAZITI v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2005)

No current need for house arrest, Clarke admits

More centres for sexual assault victims to open

Society Facts

Why postcodes hold the key to crime

MPs criticise Home Office targets

BIBI v IMMMIGRATION APPEAL TRIBUNAL (2005)

Judicial review for terror suspects

Controversial rape statistics spark call for change in the law

Voters select offender punishment

Home Office 'hid failure to hit targets'

Turn the tap on

CONVERY v HIGH COURT OF ROTTERDAM (2005)

R v VALERIE ANN LEE (2005)

R v T (2005)

NATALIE ELIZABETH WINIFRED SHAW v REDBRIDGE LONDON BOROUGH (2005)