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A v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2004)

R V ANDREW PATRASCU (2004)

R V MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER MCDONALD : R V DECLAN RAFFERTY : R V FINTAN PAUL...

R v JULIAN ROBERT CLOTHIER : R v DENNIS CLOTHIER & SON LTD. (2004)

One hundred die in police custody

Crimes against Brixton

Police force spending mapped out

MPs back legalisation 'road map'

Plans to increase female judges

SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT v (1) NEZAR HINDAWI (2) PRINCE CHARLES HEADLEY...

R V ANGELA KNIGHT (2004)

Lawyer condemns attacks on judges

Let witnesses testify anonymously, says chief constable

MPs demand better youth sentences

Crimes, Surveys and Statistics

Race-hate crime 'increases eleven-fold in a decade'

PAUL MCCUBBIN v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2004)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF NEWHAM LONDON BOROUGH) V STRATFORD MAGISTRATES COURT (2004)

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.64 OF 2004) SUB NOM R V BOWER (2004)

Weekend sittings to boost women judges

Call to extend hate crime offence

Ban cut-price drink, urges police chief

Landmark torture trial opens at Old Bailey

Asbo gang lose human rights fight

Unwanted dogs bring criminals to heel

Judge blames Prison Service for court delays

A scary night in Brixton

Battle to merge London's police

R v AMIT MISRA : R v RAJEEV SRIVASTAVA (2004)

Judicial reform bill flawed, says watchdog

'Drugs war' tops Tory crime plans

Prison without trial 'justified'

Australia jettisons curbs that make ass of the law

Savings 'making prisons unsafe'

Secretive agency accused of going too far in crackdown on crime assets

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF (1) STANLEY (2) MARSHALL (3) KELLY) (CLAIMANTS) V (1) METROPOLITAN...

ANDREW W BONNER v DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC PROSECUTIONS (2004)

(1) CHARLES FERNANDES (2) ROY FERNANDES (3) ANTHONY TRAVASSO V (1) THE GOVERNOR OF HM...

Tories take tough line on crime

TV game is up for 17 crooks

QC urges rethink on detainees

The cutting edge

Miscarriages of justice fund call

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF THE CROWN PROSECUTION SERVICE) V BLAYDON YOUTH COURT (2004)

Credit checks expose fine-dodgers

Support schemes boost domestic violence cases

Locked-up thinking

Help scheme for drug offenders

R V ALAN JAMES MARK : R V NATIONWIDE HEATING SERVICES LTD (2004)

Lords to rule on terror suspects held in jail

Labour's crime success 'unproven'

Prison visits 'cut reoffending'