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LCCSA respond to Home Office consultation on Fraud Law Reform

Response to the Home Office Paper FRAUD LAW REFORM ? Consultation on Proposals for Legislation,...

Violent crime figures rise by 11%

Half of terror suspects are freed without any charges

Joint justice body sought to tackle failing

Iraq war's legality ruled out of court

McConnell pledge in arrest warrants row

Gun crime: Has anything changed?

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF M) V WEST LONDON YOUTH COURT (2004)

R V JOHN GRAY (2004)

New hearing into jail race death

Drinking fuels big rise in violent crime

£4m fund launched for sexual assault victims

Women's jail 'should not be holding damaged inmates'

Row over 'slopping out' funding

Police chiefs have a diverse strategy to iron out prejudices

R (on the application of NICHOLAS MULLEN) v SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT...

IN RE MCFARLAND (AP) (NORTHERN IRELAND) (2004)

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

R V ROBERT COLIN LEVY (2004)

SCOTT NAPIER V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT (2004)

ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.1 OF 2004) sub nom R v CAROLINE PATRICIA EDWARDS : R...

Private 'police' confuse public

Civilian police 'are reassuring'

Law lords consider 'art nouveau gothic' court for new home

Prison upgrade funds spent in drugs fight

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.19 OF 2004) SUB NOM R V CHARLTON (2004)

R (ON THE APPLICATION OF S) V CAMBERWELL YOUTH COURT (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.2 OF 2004) SUB NOM R V NEVILLE (2004)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO.25 OF 2004) SUB NOM R V GAY (2004)

R V G (2004)

R V P (2004)

Prisoner wins 'slopping out' case

Police warned over anti-terror powers

Campaign launched to support victims of crime

R. (ON THE APPLICATION OF DURHAM COUNTY COUNCIL) V NORTH DURHAM JUSTICES (2004)

R V DAWKINS (2004)

R V PAUL GODSON CHIGBU (2004)

Blunkett plans 10-year jail term for possessing false ID

Do they know they're breaking the law?

It's the thought that counts for the guilty

Bar chair urges advocacy for free

Test case over air base protests

How detox and self-help brought suicide jail back from the brink

Online pirates revealed as robbers, not Robin Hoods

New projects mark Dando anniversary

Road penalties 'must fit offence'

R V E (2004)

Convicts employed in a prison workshop have won a contract to make CRIMESTOPPERS signs.

Government launches bad behaviour hit squads

Woolf warning over justice system

'Pegged fees' row hits crime trials