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Legal Aid Reform: the LSC put "London Competitive Tendering in Context" – January 2005

Price Competative Tendering – Disastrous move for legal aid system

Falconer in storm over legal aid aid cuts

Terror suspects face house arrest

Mentally ill 'languishing in overcrowded jails'

Police chief blames Tarantino for violent crime

Booze and drugs scandal at Bad Girls jail

JAMES HEWITSON v GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE (2005)

R v (1) EMMA LAST (2) LEE DAVID HOLBROOK (3) SARA CRANE (4) EDWARD STEVEN...

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR TRADE AND INDUSTRY v ANDREWS (2005)

R v JAMES ROBERTS (2005)

R (on the application of D (A Child) (by his mother and litigation friend)) v...

R (on the application of SMITH) v PAROLE BOARD : R (on the application of...

REEDS SOLICITORS & ANOR v NORWICH UNION LTD & ORS (2005)

'Violent crime increases by 6%'

One in four teenage boys branded a serious offender

Clarke setting out terror policy

Herbal tea infuses overcrowded prisons with some sense of peace

Anger at Scots trespass law plan

Dramas 'affect image of police'

If that's justice, then I'm a monkey's uncle

R v SAFDAR KHAN (2006)

MICHAEL JOHN DARBY v THE LAW SOCIETY (THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISION OF SOLICITORS) (2003)

Prison 'failed' suicide teenager

Noisy youth banned from own house

Focus call on poverty crime link

Police watchdog to examine all terror arrest complaints

R v PAUL McMILLAN (2005)

R v TREVOR TAYLOR (2005)

ALEC FARLEY v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR WORK & PENSIONS (2005)

Study reveals postcode prisoners

Meet the 'silver sniffers': the pensionables snorting and smoking the unmentionables

Gangs bring terror and death to jails

Prisons face tough criticism

100th antisocial behaviour court opens

Jailed MSP makes prison fight vow

Law Society criticises terror law

R v RODNEY CAESAR (2005)

R v ROY PETER HARMER (2005)

R v ANDREW MONUMENT (2005)

R v MICHAEL HAROLD JAMES (2005)

R v LINDO (2005)

R v G (2005)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF MELVIN RUDDICK) V LLANDUDNO MAGISTRATES' COURT (2005)

R v ANDREW LONDESBROUGH (2005)

Prisoner behaviour plan queried

Home Office defends Ripper's day trip to mourn his father

Drinks firms 'to pay for police'

Police custody 'no place for ill'

New law against animal activists

Inquiry dismisses prison claims

R v ABID HUSSAIN (2005)