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Home abusers 'likely to commit other crimes'

Fire fear as prisons go without sprinklers

New helmet makes police a 'laughing stock'

Police hit the beat in £13m trial

UK to rule on death-row four await fate

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Trust condemns rise in life terms

More cash for terrorism police

Blunkett loses anti-terrorist appeal

No10 reaches deal over supreme court

MPs reassess computer crime laws

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R (ON THE APPLICATION OF A (A CHILD)) v LEEDS MAGISTRATES COURT & ANOR (2004)

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R V BARGERY (2004)

BBC better than Home Office for young offenders

Cash-starved transport police berate minister

Report highlights bail crime link

New police watchdog body launched

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SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT V M (2004)

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(1) ROBEIRO PENA MONTES (2) MARIA IDALY BEDOYA LOIZA V SECRETARY OF STATE FOR THE...

Out of sight, out of mind

Crackdown on unpaid fines in courts revamp

Anti-social orders 'are ignored'

Unlocking the gates

Prison system accused of failing teenage girls

JASON PAUL v CHIEF CONSTABLE OF HUMBERSIDE (2004)

R V WALLACE DUNCAN SMITH (NO.4) (2004)

R V GLYN KENYON (2004)

Home Office tries to make innocent pay for jail B&B

Terror tribunal member quits over Blunkett

Rail police 'need 200 more staff'

Child porn crackdown nets results

Police chiefs cool over plan to honour officers

Crime line goes round the clock

Binge-drinking plans 'not enough'

Drugs linked to jail death

R V WILLIAMS (2004)

R V CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL DALEY (2004)

R V GARY NICHOLLS (2004)

'Train marshals' to patrol Tube

Women prisoners moved to tackle packed jails crisis

Confessions of a death row chef

Binge drinking 'out of control'

Shipman case spurs inquest shake-up

Lords to rule on 'torture' evidence

British Airways gives jail a lift

Bare-knuckle fights caught on camera

Prisoners' lesson for the future