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Crime victims can track police progress on new website

Police visits to sex offenders lawful

Police uncover cannabis factory in £1m Fenland mansion

Does watching porn really turn people into violent criminals?

Tough new rape rules: One woman's quest to overturn decades of injustice

Mark Duggan documents lost in the post, ministers admit

Sex abuse victims accidentally named by MPs

Tribunal non-payments ‘a scandal’, says minister

SRA secures injunction against fraudster ex-solicitor

Should terrorists be tried before the ICC?

Security guard left covered in blood after Mayfair jewellery raid

Increase in police corrupted over sex and drugs

Corrupt policeman offered 'blue light' taxi service

MoJ admits losing inquiry data discs

Trainee’s YouTube rant tests firms

Nutshell Studies: the extraordinary miniature crime scenes US police use to train detectives

Former Royal Navy chef jailed over £1m 'fake' sea bass scam

Top-25 firm confirms £15m overdraft

Jihadi killings were a blasphemy and a racist affront to human dignity

DPP: we need more cash to prosecute serious crimes

Sampson’s expenses ‘novel and contentious’, says MoJ

Cleaner banned from working in law firms

Police marksman denies murder of suspected gangster

Legal ombudsman suspended over £22,332 train fares

Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito found guilty: one year on

We'll scrap legal aid contract scheme, says Labour

Fraudster claiming compensation for broken ankle caught on film jumping in puddles

David Lowe guilty of abusing boys at Westminster Cathedral Choir School

Pornography online is driving 'horrific' crimes, says top judge

Cycling apps put you at risk from hi-tech burglars

Legal services market failing to cut costs, says LCJ

Accountant threat driving law firm merger interest

Counsels' Submission 26/01/2015

Man accused of having sex with a Shetland pony was found 'smelling strongly of horses'

Victims' commissioner: Complaints are not being taken seriously

Crime victims treated as a 'nuisance', says official report

The dock has had its day, says law chief

Victims ‘let down by justice agencies’ – report

Police hid extent of spying on reporters during Plebgate

Scottish Justice Minister scraps women's prison plan

Police guidance effective

Child sex abuse inquiry could cost hundreds of millions

Harrods wine thief 'had no idea' rare Burgundy Grand Cru worth £20k

Professional scuba diver finds body of missing student in seconds as police are told underwater...

Clare's Law: Worried someone you know has a violent past? Here's how to find out

Thieving postman caught by iPad tracking device

Society puts trainee minimum salary back on agenda

South-east roll-out for CRM14 form

Aldi manager on £40,000 a year caught stealing store takings

Lawyers-to-be reveal career motivations

Capita still failing to hit interpreter target

Five women per day told of partner's violent past under Clare's Law