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Educate young on Magna Carta – Dyson

Juries need forensics lessons, warn judges

Murderers Jamie Reynolds and Anwar Rosser lose whole-life challenge

Avon and Somerset police chief Nick Gargan faces force misconduct charge

Judge tells man with 2,000 child porn images: 'You are not a paedophile'

Animal abuse increases under a full moon

Rolf Harris loses first bid to appeal indecent assaults convictions

Female rape survivors trust Twitter more than the police

John Lowe jailed for life over double murder at puppy farm

Mental health

Labour wins South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner by-election

An inevitable departure

Paediatrician who sexually abused boys found with 1.2 million indecent images and videos

Chris Grayling to scrap 'soft' police cautions

Number of European Arrest Warrants reaches record high

Libya ‘torture victim’ wins right to sue British government

There's a glaring hole in Manchester sex abuse report

Diversity quotas back on agenda at league table launch

App to allow digital signature on legal papers

Pro bono up as solicitors fill legal aid void

Labour promises legal aid review – but no new money

Drug laws around the world – does anyone get it right?

Asbo for man who fakes illness

Sharp rise in new crimes by serious offenders

Birmingham solicitor struck off after admitting dishonesty

Official report triggers Home Office row over decriminalisation of drugs

Tory rebels should avoid war over European Arrest Warrant

Birds of prey persecutions a 'major problem', says Bill Oddie

How a ban on legal highs could work

Child sex exploitation is a 'social norm', damning report finds

Poles happy at UK taxpayers footing jail bills, judge claims

Legal diversity rankings revealed

Police gave puppy farm murderer John Lowe his shotguns back despite claims he 'hired hitman'

Weird cases: long arm of the lawn

Are some humans born evil?

Polish judges 'back European Arrest Warrant' as prisoners serve time at British taxpayers' expense

Judicial reviews against government up 92%

Society urges overhaul of criminal justice efficiency

Dog breeder John Lowe guilty of double murder

MoJ's top mandarin under fire over report on future of crime firms

High security prisoners offered academic course to learn about 'causes of crime'

Police called to settle pensioners' garden gnome dispute

Carer who admitted theft will not be prosecuted

Judge bans seven men from approaching girls

Open justice in criminal trials

Insurer succeeds with private prosecution against claimant

Men banned from speaking to girls 'should be named'

Digital law firm created to meet growing demand

Violence genes may be responsible for one in 10 serious crimes

British jihadist Jaffar Deghayes, 17, killed in Syria

Compensation warning on parole delays

'People think that's what Asians are doing', says man banned from approaching girls