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Global DNA plan 'worth exploring'

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF PAUL RACKHAM LTD) (CLAIMANT) V SWAFFHAM MAGISTRATES' COURT (DEFENDANT) &...

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.24 OF 2004) sub nom R v PHILLIP SEATON CLARK (2004)

Inmates have to pay for porridge

Crime at lowest level in 25 years

Lags get TVs to halt riot

Met unit to tackle Asian crime rise

R V PAUL TERRANCE HEGARTY (2004)

R v ROY VINCENT PRIME (2004)

R V SULIMAN HASSAN (2004)

Police use name and shame posters

Real crims getting away

Blunkett unveils victims' bill

Jail threat for police chiefs who fail to combat racism

Met targets South Asian criminals

R V E (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.96 OF 2003) SUB NOM R V SAMUEL OGNONNYA KALU (2004)

Prison 'failing vulnerable women'

Best, worst police forces named

Review demanded over prison error

Most 'problem kids' go on to thrive

Are expert juries fair?

Ministers hail success on young offenders

Official: Police still haven't rooted out racism

Cyber crooks could win internet arms race

INIGO MAKAZAGA CASTILLO v (1) KINGDOM OF SPAIN (2) GOVERNOR OF HM PRISON BELMARSH (2004)

Falconer surrenders his supreme court veto

Home Office accused of trying to 'hijack' neighbourhood watch

Barristers go public

Pressure to act as mule has put hundreds of British women in prison

R V RAMZI BORKAN (2004)

TONKS V R (2004)

R V GAVIN MCKENDRICK (2004)

R V EDWARD JOHN C (2004)

Police league tables revealed

Missing suspects face web shame

Prostitutes to have exit strategy but not tolerance zone

Forensics strike may delay courts

CHETAN VRAJLAL POPAT V SHANI ESTELLE BARNES (2004)

R V AMOROSO AGGRIPPA GOMBE (2004)

Private women's prison brings in the interior designers

Prisoner release numbers revealed

'A simple touch of humanity'

Police to listen in to chat rooms

R V CHARAN VERDI (2004)

Rich admit to more offences

QC removed from murder jury

Green light for overhaul of prostitution laws

R V MD (2004)

Falconer unveils new courts system

'They don't see it as rape. They just see it as pleasure for them'

Transport police lack funds, say MPs