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Tuesday Truth 10/03/2015

Death row: America's version of 'freedom' is rotten and sadistic

Boy, six, sexually assaulted in community centre toilets

CPS 'risked lives' by releasing Abid Naseer without charge

Chemistry teacher who planned to fight with Isil in Syria is jailed

Businessman spends £10k on private detectives to hunt killer of daughter's cat

Police chiefs question why Abid Naseer was not prosecuted in the UK

Thick as thieves: the world's stupidest criminal suspects

Scotland's armed police 'stop' drink drivers

Jamaica not safe for gay asylum seeker, say judges

CPS defends decision not to prosecute Manchester bomb plotter

Chemistry teacher planned to join Islamic State and commit multiple acts of murder

Tube driver’s sacking raises questions about zero tolerance policies

SRA dumps trainee code of best practice

Galloway firm denies breaching SRA rules over Twitter letters

Call for joined-up action to tackle advice deficit

Mother and lesbian lover guilty of killing girl, 8

Churches urged to provide legal support

Tory MP Andrew Mitchell to pay £80,000 damages to Plebgate officer

Man admits mugging frail OAP Stanley Evans for £5

Costs budgeting chaos leaves courts on ‘verge of collapse’

Man stamps pigeon to death for eating hotdog crumbs

Circuit leaders: cuts affect access to justice and rule of law

Criminal lawyers appeal for funds to continue legal aid fight

Stealing from Fortnum and Mason less serious than pilfering corner shop, says Labour MP

Child Abuse: those who look away are culpable too

Could this male initiation ritual help keep young men out of prison?

Is shoplifting from Fortnum & Mason less of a crime than pilfering from Poundland?

Top QC defends ‘vital role’ of UK Human Rights Act

SRA bans litigator who falsified documents

Oxford grooming: social workers and police 'turned blind eye to sexualised culture'

Reminder to give credit for time spent on qualifying curfew

Legal qualification? Ministerial Code good enough, says lord chancellor

Oxford grooming: Whistleblower obstructed by senior council officers

Oxford grooming: How young victims were ignored

Taking account of child’s view of his return after abduction

Telephone gateway ‘barrier’ to justice

Property crime is becoming decriminalised, says think tank

Face it, book snobs, crime fiction is real literature – and Ian Rankin proves it

Clumsy thief gets nothing but a face plant

Police used me as fly paper to attract sex claims, says DJ

Nominations open for legal aid awards

Slavery legal aid bid

Grayling JR amendment ‘unlawful’ – High Court

The Tuesday Truth

£200k Ferrari seized because driver had no licence

Police officers injured after nine-hour stand-off at illegal party

Police officer stabbed in the head by man holding baby

Cybercrime could become more lucrative than drugs, police chief warns

Judge halts robbery trial after holy book mix-up

Sir Cliff Richard: Lawyers hit out at MP's disclosures

Gary Glitter jailed for 16 years but told he was lucky he did not get...