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Prison leaves 17,000 children separated from their mothers

Ministers plan big rise in use of electronic tags on offenders

Samaritans prison listeners service threatened by public sector cuts

?30m for vulnerable victims and their families

Court statistics (quarterly) published

Judicial and Court statistics (annual) published

Proposals for the Reform of Legal Aid in England and Wales

Criminal Justice Statistics in England and Wales published

Court statistics (quarterly)

Ministry of Justice Consultation on proposals for reform of legal aid in England and Wales

R v INNOSPEC LTD (2010)

Law Society to launch legal challenge on legal aid

Using intercept evidence in court 'not yet viable'

Unmarried couples need new legal rights, says reform judge

24-year-old is first to be given drinking banning order

Procurement of criminal legal aid in England and Wales

Judge in Max Mosley trial hits back at criticism over privacy cases

Hundreds of criminal cases thrown out of court due to Crown Prosecution Service delays

Thousands of children jailed ? before being found guilty

Spending on legal aid 'already falling'

'Civilian detectives' investigating rapes and murders

Thousands of criminal suspects to be tried in virtual courts

CCTV schemes in city and town centres have little effect on crime, says report

Supermarket law shops 'by 2011'

Judges could be told not to jail drug addict burglars if they say they want...

Children in jail: lottery of justice is revealed

Justice system a 'sexist operation', study finds

Police leader: courts are going soft on crime

Police to destroy DNA profiles of 800,000 innocent people

Quota system may be considered for judges

Best Value Tendering for CDS Contracts (BVT)

KING v DIRECTOR OF THE SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE (2009)

R v R (2008)

DAVID CUNNINGHAM KING v SERIOUS FRAUD OFFICE (2008)

Application packs for new crime contracts available

Offender monitoring under threat as new IT programme crashes

The Big Picture: Much ado about asbos

Police want DNA from speeding drivers and litterbugs on database

Government 'underestimated' reforms

?486m still owed in court fines

Corporate killing law to include police and prisons as Government admits defeat

Police funds boost ?fails to hit crime?

English legal plan sparks crime fears

Police to use helmet cams to record public order incidents

One in four lawyers wants to change jobs

Magistrate walks out over Muslim woman's veil

Attempted murder offences to get sentence reduction

'Board' compensation for inmates

Courts face week of disruption as defence solicitors work to rule

Solicitors plan work-to-rule over new legal aid payments

Government accused of negligence over 'blocked' prisons

Call for delay to legal aid plans