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Met Commissioner nabs suspected thief during radio interview

Hundreds more foreign criminals avoid deportation

UK police trial new facial recognition technology

Justice Secretary's policies 'responsible for prison suicides'

A perversity that discredits true human rights

Scottish solicitors to get ID cards

Have confidence to overrule Strasbourg, says UK’s top judge

Manchester chief constable Sir Peter Fahy faces criminal investigation by watchdog

Former News International lawyers face SDT

Expat benefits cheats cost Britain £82million

Burglar hides from police… in a wasps' nest

Right to recover money on failure of illegal scheme

No damages for prisoners denied the vote

MPs urged to 'stand firm' over prisoner voting

Sex change recognition rule not unfair

Lawyer ‘leeches’ bleeding budgets – council leaders

Prisoners denied vote lose bid for compensation

Judicial review

Peru agrees to send British drug smugglers home to complete sentences

Anti-smuggling officers have seen 'virtually every trick in the book', says Sir Charles Montgomery

Chancery Lane names its ‘brightest stars’

Police officers charged over assault on autistic man

Court should pay for lawyers where agency refuses – Munby

Man fined for 'pretending to be a ghost' near cemetery visitors

Female PE teacher admits sex with 15-year-old pupil at all-girls school

Controversial scheme to cut reoffending misses key target

Advisers scramble as US imposes new sanctions

New 'direct entry' police superintendents will break 180 years of tradition

CCJs at five-year low

Woman jailed for trying to trick man into raping workmate

The man on the Clapham omnibus does not give evidence

Information to be provided in usable software format

Councillor guilty of housing benefit fraud for failing to declare allowance

Society president backs ‘digital Magna Carta’

Council solicitor dropped sensitive papers in street

Energy price rigging to become jailable offence, says Ed Davey

Prisoners charge other offenders 'rent' in Glen Parva jail, report finds

Man who murdered toddler with a kick is jailed

Lawyers risk £500,000 fine for data loss

Kate Nash's former music teacher jailed for child abuse

Mayor steals £220 from ice-cream van at town's Diamond Jubilee celebrations

'Respect victim statements' says Baroness Newlove after judge overheard claiming they 'make no difference'

Thief gambles away £14,000 proceeds of rare stamp collection on single fruit machine

Lawyers must step up data protection measures after series of breaches, says watchdog

Appeal court backs publication of arrest names

Ed Balls escapes driving ban after failing to stop following an accident

Judge says victim statements make 'no difference'

Jonathan Burrows: A world where the odds rule all

Teenager jailed for life for beating engineer to death in unprovoked cocaine-fuelled attack

Drunken vicar threatened to kill police

Father kills thief who took son's phone

Law students’ toughest brief is finding a contract