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Barristers and solicitors walk out over cuts to legal aid fees

Law firms to be closed for lack of insurance

Defamation Act strengthens public interest defence

Interview with Ian Lawrence

EHCR may undermine UK sovereignty, warns top judge

Law Society EGM

'Epidemic of self-mutilation' in women's prisons in England and Wales

Gwent police which boasted largest fall in crime 'failed to report dozens of incidents'

Solicitors join protest over legal-aid cuts

Cuts: what do the big legal aid firms think?

Criminal barristers to stage half day 'tools down' on 6 January

Review of provision of independent criminal advocacy

Restorative justice pilot scheme to begin at 10 courts

Meet the woman on a mission to cut reoffending in Wales

Metal theft in England and Wales: how does it break down by area?

Proportion of Muslim prisoners in England and Wales doubles in decade

R v RIMAS VENCLOVAS (2013)

North Wales care homes abuse inquiry: 100 suspects identified

Probation officers strike in protest at privatisation plans

Police ethics 'fall well short', warns report

?Magistrates must be seen and heard if they are to retain public respect?

Sarah Billiald: 'Our probation bid is all about self-help' | Alan Travis

Do we need a police ombudsman for England and Wales? Hugh Orde speaks to Radio...

Surge in sex crime reports in wake of Jimmy Savile scandal

Fraud cases up 60 per cent as criminals head online

Jail population spike threatens whole system, governors warn

Do we need a police ombudsman for England and Wales? Hugh Orde speaks to Radio...

Football-related arrests: how does it differ by club and offence?

Anger after inspector of police dons uniform at memorial

Press inquisitor Leveson promoted to third highest judge in the land

A huge step backwards

Move to ban smoking in prisons

Smoking ban plan for prisons prompts fear of disturbances

Banning smoking in the prison cells? I predict a riot | Eric Allison

Hillsborough witness statements may have been altered by police ? inquiry

Bobbies on the beat could become an endangered species, police association head warns

Prisoners who have sex in jail face separation, commission finds

A criminal waste of taxpayers' money

Jury service age limit to rise to 75

Perfect jurors

Scotland Yard examines new information on death of Diana, Princess of Wales

Ban prison sentences for thieves, says new report

Cannabis plants found growing in council flower pots

Cannabis farms: a growing blight on village life

New coroners code

Two private prisons among worst three jails, inspectors find

Letters: Police numbers and crime levels

Sir John Thomas will be next lord chief justice

Lie detector tests set to be introduced to monitor sex offenders

Wi-fi revolution spells the end for PC?s notebook

Older people can be easy prey for fraudsters. Let's look out for each other |...

Pilot schemes to cut reoffending show mixed results