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Paedophile police officer kept job despite being caught taking 'up-skirt' pictures of children

How criminals have changed tactics after Edward Snowden leaks

Simon Danczuk: child abuse inquiry is being deliberately sabotaged by Government

220 guns removed amid domestic abuse fear

Abused MP gives Theresa May backing in child sex inquiry

SRA invites comparison sites to tap into its data

Suspect dies after being shot by Taser

Man shot dead and another injured in Sheffield

Interlocutory relief is but one battle in the war against dual contracts

Court puts legal aid contract process on hold

Tuesday's Truth 23/12/2014

Pre-Charge Bail : Consultation on statutory time limits and related changes

Theresa May opens way for beefed-up child sex abuse inquiry

CCTV doesn't work so we'll spend money on 'bobbies on the beat', says police force

Chris Grayling promises to help veterans turn away from crime

Serial: How a schoolgirl's brutal murder became casual entertainment

Christmas roadside drug tests for drivers

Met Police officers sacked for sharing obscene images on mobiles

Coalition rules out giving prisoners the vote

Hold off on contract extensions, criminal lawyers urged

Wrongly-released attempted murder suspect recaptured

Bullying care worker jailed after attacking dementia patients

Film producer and former Tory candidate jailed for directing £5m scam

Hero police officer praised after sprinting to hospital with sick baby in his arms

Judicial review

£2 million for victims of child sex abuse

Man, 80, jailed for acid attack on girlfriend aged 19

Solicitor ordered to pay £750k over funds transfer

National firm offers share incentive to stay

JR Update 19/12/2014

Manipulative partners to face 5 years

Most wanted fugitive caught sneaking back into Britain

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

Winter wonderland flop investigated by trading standards

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

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

Theresa May pushes to limit police bail to 28 days

EU court snubs human rights accession

MoJ in conflict with BIS over insolvency litigation

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

Top ten weirdest cases of 2014

Review of the legal year, 2014

Man banned from having sex with wife by High Court judge

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

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