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R V CLIFF (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL V EXPRESS NEWSPAPERS (2004)

R V ROBERT STANFORD HYLANDS (2004)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF ROSS HAMMOND) V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT...

(1) GINO TAFURELLI (2) LEE TAFURELLI V DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2004)

R V ABDUL RAHMAN SAIK (2004)

R V S (2004)

Crime tops Queen's Speech agenda

Crackdown targets knife culture

Cannabis arrests fall in London but public and police are 'confused'

Robber's dandruff costs him 15 years in jail

'Make friends with a paedophile'

Why are sentences becoming more severe when crime is declining?

QC berates 'turmoil' at Feltham

R V RUEL MARCUS (2004)

IN THE MATTER OF ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.118 OF 2004) (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.128 OF 2004) sub nom R v PETER PHILLIP HOLNESS (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.113 OF 2004) SUB NOM R V DEAN JOHN FOLLOWS (2004)

Tougher anti-terror laws proposed

Britain: a nation 'in grip of drink crisis'

Burglars 'hit by falling demand'

We're a nation of shoplifters

Cherie Blair pleads for jailed parents to be given more contact with families

Prisoner's 10-mile trip to toilet

Feltham racial fight claims 'invented'

'No decision' on new prison site

CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE V BATE (2004)

R V C (2004)

Watchdog calls for[sgl dagger]clampdown on court dodgers

'Lifestyle' magazine for police

No one still thinks we're soft on crime

Scotland makes it a crime to prevent public breastfeeding

5 face axe at lesbo prison

Mubarek inquiry: prisons will be safer

CHIEF CONSTABLE OF MERSEYSIDE POLICE V REYNOLDS (2004)

Racist prison murder probe begins

Hoodlums and hoods

I see justice done on television

Pcs given new form for stop and search

Moves to rid schools of weapons

Jail inspectors find overcrowding

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF GLADSTONE PLC) v MANCHESTER CITY MAGISTRATES' COURT (2004)

R V WILLIAM JAMES SPEECHLEY (2004)

R V LLOYD ANDREW PARKINSON (2004)

R V CARL WESLEY MASON (2004)

Letter to members regarding appointing executive officer – 18 November 2004

Blunkett on film sways judges

Legal code to consider community

Tagging 'too soft to keep criminals in line'

Home Office may cut payouts to victims of crime

TV cameras in court for the first time

Prisoners sue over human rights