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Hughes plans scheme to divert women from prison

Reshuffle sparks talk of human rights reform

Attorney general out in reshuffle

Veils in court like giving evidence ?in a bag? says Clarke

Return of the super-prison as the Coalition changes tack

Expectations low for Cameron?s bill of rights commission

Questions emerge about Grayling's prisoner rehabilitation proposals

Tories go back to basics on burglars

No turning back on cuts under Labour, says Khan

Secret courts 'will conceal UK complicity in torture'

Fewer youths jailed for knife crimes

Justice secretary Clarke goes in reshuffle

New Secretary of State announced

Rightwinger with eye on Euro court

Clarke looks again at discount rate deductions

'Warehouse' prisons falling short of Kenneth Clarke's rehabilitation pledge

Wellingborough prison to close

Children in custody at five-year low

Cuts opponents fuelled by self-interest, says Clarke

Prisoners to be liable for victim surcharge

'Terrible' child abuse loophole to be closed

Clarke opens Westminster's new magistrates' court

Clarke plea on prisons population

Balancing national security with justice

Prison is not always the answer, even for vile crimes | Catherine Bennett

Inside Halden, the most humane prison in the world

Clarke asks top judges to probe disclosure sanctions

Clarke in Jackson reform climbdown

Domestic violence concession as MPs back government?s legal aid stance

Stronger community sentences for criminals, Ken Clarke says

Former law lord opposes 'two strikes and you're out' sentencing

'Sobriety bracelets' to monitor offenders in alcohol-related cases

Open court a security risk, says Clarke

Insult to injury

Clarke: ?We?re taking legal aid away from lawyers?

Community sentences to get tougher under David Cameron plan

Kenneth Clarke to 'wipe slate clean' for hundreds of thousands of ex-offenders

Kenneth Clarke is denying ex-criminals a right to be treated equally | Erwin James

Prison hampered by flaws in hi-tech roll call system, report reveals

No to trial by television

It took just 140 characters to make courts more open

Call to cut overcrowding burden on prisons

Queen unveils renovated Rolls Building

Britain facing long period of youth unemployment, says Kenneth Clarke

It?s a media free-for-all: that?s why I prosecute for contempt

Solicitors to work ?unpaid? until committals abolished in April 2012

Transgender and disabled murders to incur far harsher hate-crime penalty

The law on murder is most foul. Kenneth Clarke should reform it | Simon Jenkins

Legal aid reform: competitive tendering and implementation – the new timetable

Ken Clarke postpones legal aid reforms and tendering

Court workers opposed to extended opening hours

Trust judges on sentencing, says Law Society