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Government moves to adopt deferred prosecutions

ALS interpreters contract facing renewed scrutiny

'Snooper's charter' removed from crime bill in last-minute coalition talks

Warning on scam calls

Commonwealth law colleagues meet in London

Probation officers to be replaced by electronic kiosks in pilot scheme

More teenagers spared jail are re-offending

Watchdog calls for power to scrutinise privatised police

Solicitors 'refuse to give journalists names'

'A true horror story': The abuse of teenage boys in a detention centre

Prisons chief admits failings in service over sexual abuse

Taxpayers benefit from Manchester's non-custodial scheme

SRA ponders ?250m fine limit for firms

TV cameras 'to be allowed in court'

Criminal law

MPs call for review of legal aid cuts

Women?s criminal justice policy proposal fails

Report critical of MoJ?s financial management

Thousands in court every week for not having a TV licence

MPs call for audit of legal aid changes

Time to compromise on Legal Aid Bill?

Court interpreters protest over pay cuts

Unite joins interpreting campaign

Missing criminals will be named…but only if they've been lost for three months

Butler Trust Awards celebrate prison and probation excellence

Stalking ? the terrifying crime the law may at last be taking seriously | Jenni...

800 sex offenders on the run

Police let foreign crime suspects go due to lack of interpreters

Morale low among Ministry of Justice staff

Academic study sounds alarm on criminal justice reform

Prisoner John Massey denied a licence to say goodbye

Government 'considers cutting defendant rights to jury trial'

Court statistics ?support case for reform?, government says

Probation officers say service faces fragmentation by private sector

LSC recruits new chief executive

McNally tells Lords legal aid bill is in 'pristine' condition

?1.4bn in court fines written off

Introduction of fees in employment tribunals and Employment Appeal Tribunal

Riot judges ?did not face political pressure?

Data journalism reading the riots: what we know. And what we don't

Strangeways: 'working prison' aims to reduce reoffending

Tendering criminal defence services to be delayed until Autumn 2013

High street study

Race variation in jail sentences, study suggests

SRA will license ABSs by the end of 2011

Youth Justice Board saved before expected Lords defeat

Extent of injuries to children in private jails revealed

Local reoffending information published

District judges ?more custody-minded? than lay magistrates

Crispin Blunt's enlightened views must be backed by cash | Observer editorial

Inside the unit for the UK's most disturbed female offenders

Legal aid cuts will cost millions, solicitors say