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Teacher who hit boy, six, over head with ruler acquitted of assault

Five years for new crime of coercive control

Domestic abuse of the mind in Britain was unpunishable until now

Ex-Sunday Mirror journalist Graham Johnson spared jail for phone hacking

Winter wonderland flop investigated by trading standards

Bullying husbands face five years in jail for 'controlling behaviour'

Theresa May pushes to limit police bail to 28 days

Theresa May announces new domestic abuse law to make controlling behaviour a crime

EU court snubs human rights accession

MoJ in conflict with BIS over insolvency litigation

Top ten weirdest cases of 2014

Man banned from having sex with wife by High Court judge

Review of the legal year, 2014

Police budgets slashed by £300m despite top officers' warnings

Police sergeant charged over church caretaker's custody death

SDT fine upgraded to suspension after SRA appeal

Police Scotland accused of picking on 'easy target' drivers

MPs call for review of law used in gang murder cases

House CCTV users face snooping curb

Foreign criminals' DNA and fingerprint records must be destroyed by police

'Local procedure' for ambulance crews to leave corpses near bins, inquiry hears

Ex-Radio 1 DJ Chris Denning jailed for child sex attacks

CCTV: New guidance for household security cameras

Eric Joyce charged: MP faces two counts of common assault and one count of criminal...

Police criticised for secrecy bid over sex grooming gang

Jimmy Savile victims' compensation scheme approved by Court of Appeal

Failed July 21 London bombers lose appeal at European Court

Pubic hair bacteria could help police identify rapists

Passport of Alps murder victim found in police lab after almost two years

Criminal defence tendering ‘arbitrary and anomalous’

We need a thinner blue line

Prolific burglar describes prison as 'a relaxing holiday'

CIA torture report: Theresa May insists she did not demand redactions

Theresa May backs tougher powers for child sex abuse inquiry

Public must have a say on 'dangerous' cuts to police budget

Burglar on Ministry of Justice trial jailed after his crime spree is mapped out by...

Lord chief justice predicts longer case times

Tony Blair condemns torture in wake of CIA report

Criminals 'let off' by inefficient courts and prosecutors, says police watchdog

Tuesday's Truth 16/12/2014

Legal aid guidance on deportation cases ruled unlawful by appeal court

CoA rules exceptional funding guidance unlawful

Policing cuts put public safety at risk, warns Met chief

Rehabilitation was a purpose of indeterminate prison sentences

CIA torture report: Let's set the record straight on torture

Boris's speed cameras will save no lives – and TfL's data proves it

Senior judge calls for court ban on veils

Ronnie behind bars as he awaits sentencing

Cleaner jailed for stealing £23,000 ring from cancer sufferer

Telephone gateway understanding 'disappointing' – MoJ

Banned driver flips car containing a child passenger during police chase

New Scotland Yard building may be 'too small'