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CLSA and LCCSA statement on the ‘Review of Independent Criminal Advocacy’

Top judge has rethink over TV cameras in court

Nick de Bois: We need a new law on knife crime to save lives and...

Violent crime heading for record rise

Surprise increase in violent crime in England and Wales

Survey shows fall in violent crime

Public Defender Service hires 11 advocates

Impose tougher sentences for knife crimes, says top judge

Lord Chief Justice steps into Strasbourg row

QS offers firms one-year unbranded 'trial'

QS to offer firms one-year ‘mutual’ trial

MoJ heralds ‘Wi-Fi era’

Police underprepared to respond to cyber attacks

MPs say crime figures cannot be trusted

‘Lifetime licences’ for sole practitioners

BBC News – Solicitors and probation workers strike over plans

Legal aid cuts: solicitors and probation officers begin mass walkouts | Law | theguardian.com

SRA seeks to lift burden on sole practitioners

Hundreds of millions promised to modernise courts

Call to publish reporting restrictions online

The “Most Expensive” Legal Aid?

Domestic violence law rolls out on International Women’s Day

Solicitor scheme for school leavers

Clare’s law takes effect

Cherie Blair backs barristers’ nationwide walkout against legal aid cuts

Official report backs devolved justice powers for Wales

Midlands courts hit hard in closures

Number of magistrates down by 1,800

Magistrates in Wales and England 'older and less diverse', study finds

Does Pistorius trial tell us anything about cameras in court?

Call to hire 10,000 more magistrates

Historic sex case prosecutions will continue, vows chief prosecutor

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Angry widows shine a light on dark side of Police Federation

Crime statistics for England and Wales: violent crime and sexual offences

Number of sex offenders in England and Wales rises by more than third in five...

Inquiry launched into prison deaths of young inmates

Water cannons will fill 'gap in armoury' of police

Youth justice chiefs attack plan to move young adult offenders to prisons

Drivers realising that drink and drug driving is not worth the risk

ACPO Response to Crime Statistics in England and Wales (Year Ending September 2013)

Juror age limit raised to 75 in England and Wales

England and Wales crime falls to lowest level in 32 years

ACPO Response to Crime Statistics in England and Wales (Year Ending September 2013)

Recorded crime figures 'likely to rise' after losing official status

Suicide and murder rate in British prisons at highest level for years

Police determined to root out those who undermine the integrity of the service

What is crime? We can't measure it because we haven't defined it | Ally Fogg

Inquiry into police crime figures 'expected to find degree of fiddling'

Courts close across England and Wales as lawyers protest at legal aid cuts