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Care home criticised after mentally ill resident is jailed for killing schoolboy

R v CHRISTIAN THOMAS (2012)

SERIOUS ORGANISED CRIME AGENCY v RONALD OLDEN (2012)

Takeaway boss to be sentenced over child sex

Wicked step-father who kicked five-year-old to death jailed for 17 years

Police ignored brothel boss's child victim

Miscarriages of justice may be out of fashion, but they haven't gone away | Jon...

Privilege

Judicial review

R v HAIDER JAVED (2012)

R v BENJAMIN KWEKU BOATENG (2012)

Man who left girlfriend blind jailed indefinitely

Charles Taylor asks not to be jailed in UK

Attention seeking air steward, 22, admits mid-air bomb hoax

R v ANTHONY DARNLEY (2012)

Grieve spells out ?modernise or die? message to adversarial system

Proceeds of crime

The murder of Hilda Marchbank: clues that could clear niece Susan May

R v M (2012)

R v ASHTON ERROL GORDON (2012)

R v KRAMER ROBERT CRAFT (2012)

R v JOHNATHAN ASHWORTH (2012)

Man jailed for life for killing again two decades after first murder

Clarke asks top judges to probe disclosure sanctions

OB v DIRECTOR OF THE SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE (2012)

R v PAVEL DOLEJS (2012)

R v ABDUL HAMMED SAKHIZADA (2012)

Heroin addict awarded ?3,000 payout for being denied methadone in prison used it to buy...

R v FOX ROSWELL (2012)

R v JANET CHAPMAN (2012)

R v IBRAHIM (2012)

Carer stole war medals from the elderly

R v ZARO PIERRE WIGGINS (2012)

Female gang member jailed for role in Victoria station killing

Family's anger as teenage woman who arranged boy's murder on Facebook is sentenced to 12...

R -v- Victoria Osoteku

SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE DC v THOMAS BUCKLEY & ORS (2012)

R v JOHN HEWARD (2012)

R v GIUSEPPE DEPAOLO (2012)

Couple cleared of killing son call for inquiry

R v JAMES STARR (2012)

R v ERIC GARFIELD WALKER (2012)

R v BOBOYE JUNIOR LAWAL (2012)

Travellers recruited slaves for 'concentration camp'

Solicitor advocates dragging standards down, says BSB research

Gang members jailed for shooting of five-year-old girl

Criminal law

Director of Public Prosecutions Kier Starmer admits CPS 'faces tough decisions' on phone hacking cases

Student demonstration jury fails to reach verdict in violent disorder case

Phone hacking: prosecutors asked to decide on 11 suspects

Alfie Meadows trial: jurors fail to reach verdict

R v BEN STAPYLTON (2012)