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IN THE MATTER OF JAMES LAWLOR (2007)

IN THE MATTER OF ALAN MILLAR (2007)

IN THE MATTER OF ALAN KIPPAX (2007)

Britain?s senior judge gave warning last night that the Ministry of Justice announced yesterday risks...

Cabinet battle over justice ministry

Judges reject latest reform plan

Third terror suspect has disappeared, Reid admits

Lord Goldsmith backs Brown in feud with Reid

Reid wary of phone tap data as evidence

Law to target criminals who profit from crime

Extradition law sparks anger

Change may tip balance in favour of majority that abide by law

Hijackers' right to work ruling due

Widow of headmaster sides with his killer in jail dispute

Top judge defends fraud juries

Bouncers on Britain's borders? It's more hot air from Blair

Petty criminals to face court within a day of being caught

Bouncers on Britain's borders? It's more hot air from Blair

Reid humbled by U-turn on human rights

The less the Home Secretary does, the better it will be

Halfway release for most dangerous criminals is to end

Merger of police forces is scrapped

Parliament failed us in passing the Terrorism Act

Legal crisis erupts over paedophile sentencing

Home Office opens door to lighter drug penalties

Home Secretary can halt process without an Act of Parliament

Judges 'have become whipping boys to hide ministerial failings'

Human rights ruling leaves anti-terror law in tatters

Reid criticised over 'on the hoof' policy for paedophiles

Back off, chief judge tells politicians

Instant fines urged for knife crime

New laws 'have not made the UK safer'

Short, sharp shock sentences delayed as prisons are bursting at the seams

Is the Home Secretary's empire now too big to be effective?

Foreign robber who avoided deportation faces terror charges

Questions over extending deportation law

Don't blame the judges

Clarke to tighten rules on quashed convictions

Mr Clarke is doing the law an injustice

Judge in attack on anti-terror orders

Rape and the sobering argument of consent

A murder trial is such good education

Challenge to Clarke over force mergers

US snubs Britain over sex criminals

POLICE AND JUSTICE BILL COULD WEAKEN COMMUNITY INFLUENCE ON LOCAL POLICING

Brixton moves from 'softly softly' to zero tolerance on cannabis

R v STEVEN ALLAN JAMES (2005)

Clarke plans mergers for police 'super forces'

Inquiry sought into jailing of mentally ill girl

Falconer warns ministers against pressuring judges on trial verdicts

Clarke backs down on anti-terror plan

Five arrests take total of foreigners held for 'national security' to 22