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Emergency exit?

Q&A: management of offenders and sentencing bill

Police targeting 'slap' attackers

Police will be able to fingerprint suspects using roadside scanners under new Bill

Prison attacked for failing to protect suicidal women

Police urge new pub closure power

R v HUTCHINSON (2005)

R v ANTHONY GLYN GREGORY BURKE (2005)

R v STRANGE (2005)

Call to cut prison staff sick pay

Curfew for mothers in child access rows

Race crime accused increase 13%

ALISON JONES (T/A SHAMROCK COACHES) v DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT WELSH TRAFFIC OFFICE (2005)

Government prepares to unveil changes to anti-terror laws

Half of those who die in police custody have mental illness

Police are urged to boycott FBI-style crime agency

Offenders in £4m community boost

Inside Britain's toughest jail for women

Rough justice for JP

ARMSTRONG & ANOR v FIRST YORK (2005)

R v B (2005)

R v ADAM MATTHEW LEE (2005)

R v (1) CROWN COURT AT THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT EX PARTE A (2) TIMES...

'Bail bandits' targeted by police

Judges are told not to jail criminals if prisons are full

Well-paid could face higher fines

Sex offenders face lie detector

No change to 'reasonable force' law

French test 'chemical castration'

Officers 'falsified jail records'

R (on the application of MONTPELIERS & TREVORS ASSOCIATION) v CITY OF WESTMINSTER (2005)

R v STEVEN WILLIAM EDWARD BAIN (2005)

LTE SCIENTIFIC LTD v (1) DAVID THOMAS (2) BARBARA ANNE THOMAS (2005)

'British FBI' to have new powers

Attacks on police officers 'soar'

Police launch Class A drugs blitz

Science sell-off dropped

DNA database Big Brother warning

Students 'need morality lesson'

Falconer angers top judges

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.131 OF 2004) sub nom R v WILLIAM ALEXANDER GOAD (2005)

R v RENA BEYUM SALMON (2005)

Prison inspectors warn on merger plan

Plea to reduce child inmates follows a spate of jail suicides

Judge says 24-hour drinking will create 'urban savages'

Terror suspects' trials are 'unfair' , say judges

LCCSA responds to LSC's consultation on police station representatives and solicitors attending the police station

Call for 'radical' prison changes

A spot of DIY

Ministers 'told' of jail violence

Belmarsh: Lawyers withdrew from hearings

Force defends apologies for crime