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Inmate mothers to keep children

UK 'sleepwalking into Stasi state'

Scheme dramatically slashes crime

Senior police back national force

'Drugs up in overcrowded prisons'

Private jail 'worst' says report

'No jail protection for children'

Full text: Howard on law and order

Youths 'jail' food policy slammed

Blunkett appoints former MI5 chief

Mobiles leave no hiding places

Teenager is given nationwide ASBO

Murder laws 'should be reformed'

Crime watch body 'faces collapse'

Fake goods 'linked to serious crime'

Five suicide bids a day at prison

R V BROOKS (2004)

A & 9 ORS V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2004)

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R (ON THE APPLICATION OF MARK BUXTON) (CLAIMANT) V THE PAROLE BOARD (DEFENDANT) & THE...

Probation service 'fails domestic violence victims'

Committee seeks clarity on ID cards

Innocent men must pay prison bill

Met criticised over search powers

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF UTTLEY) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2004)

R (on the application of X) v CHIEF CONSTABLE OF WEST MIDLANDS (2004)

R V COATES : R V GRAVES : R V COLMAN : R V TERRY...

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF FRANCIS) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT :...

R V (1) GARY PHILLIP HAMPTON (2) MICHAEL ANTHONY BROWN (2004)

R V JOHN ROBERT HEDGES (2004)

R V (1) ADRAIN EDWARDS (2) JUNE GORDON (2004)

R V (1) RONALD KEVIN BENN (2) SYLIA BENN (2004)

R V KEVIN UNDERWOOD & ORS (2004)

R V VICTOR DEANS (2004)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF CARMAN) V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2004)

England's secret 'death penalty'

Arrests for cannabis decline by a third

Flyposting fines do not deter, say MPs

Public protected from dangerous offenders

Offenders on sex register rise by 15 per cent

MPs attack Blunkett ID card plan

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF GILLAN) V (1) COMMISSIONER OF POLICE FOR THE METROPOLIS (2)...

R V MICHAEL GEORGE CONSHAW (2004)

R v MATTHEW SMITH & 5 ORS (2004)

R V GOODENOUGH (2004)

Young offenders face compulsory drug tests

New legal powers to trap animal rights militants

'More Sex Offenders in Community'

Rethink over Noms reforms

You the jury – and judge

Fat-cat lawyers in dock for soaring costs of legal aid