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?800m 'wasted' on tagging criminals

Judicial appointment reforms ?sideline? Wales

Electronic tagging of offenders could have saved ?883m

Chief coroner sets out new regime in first speech

Second 'Clink' restaurant opens at HMP Cardiff

'The disappeared': prisoners on indeterminate sentences | Sophie Barnes

Record number of prisoners dying in old age

Complaints data naming law firms goes live today

Hate crime in England and Wales: where is it worst?

Police threaten 'work to rule' in pay and pensions row

Justice minister: squatter laws will be 'crystal clear'

Squatting – new criminal offence

Nobody's ever believed squatters have rights

Ken Clarke?s weekend court plans in tatters as lawyers object

Lawyers are told: Take a bus to court as Government moves to slash ?350m from...

More older women dying from drugs than younger ones

Prisons holding 7,300 more inmates than they were designed for

Victims let down by court cuts, claims research

Disability hate crime is at its highest level since records began

Judge bars JPs from police commissioner poll

Police should train public to become have-a-go heroes, says former Blair adviser

Public invited to contribute to Police Road Death Investigation Policy

Prisoners paid ?3 a day to work at call centre that has fired other staff

Remand prisoners treated worse than sentenced inmates ? report

Class A drug users start as young as seven

ACPO response to Home Office statistics on police service strength

ACPO response to Home Office bulletin Drug Misuse Declared: Findings from the Crime Survey for...

10,000 fewer police officers since general glection

PERRY & ORS v SERIOUS ORGANISED CRIME AGENCY : PERRY & ORS (NO.2) v SERIOUS...

Victims face trek as violence courts shut

ACPO press release on summer drink and drug driving campaign results

A fifth of murder and rape suspects are immigrants

Murder rate falls as crime figures defy recession predictions

ACPO comment on Crime Statistics England and Wales 2011/2012

Graphic: how the murder rate has fallen

Over 1,400 people in England and Wales have died in police custody or following police...

Murder isn't so much a question of whodunnit but why-did-they-do-it | David Wilson

Falling murder rate linked to decline in domestic violence

Fewer children in jail

'Warehouse' prisons falling short of Kenneth Clarke's rehabilitation pledge

ACPO comment on Policy Exchange report Proceed with Caution

Letters: Flexible courts plan is Kafkaesque in nature

Lord Chief Justice ruled out of court on loan

Up to half of offences dealt with out of court in some areas

Community court pioneer retains funding despite 'failure'

18 men killed in car crashes or chases involving police

Nine in ten councils are victims of metal thieves, finds study

Police cuts in England and Wales, listed and detailed

Bangor's curfew will alienate its teenagers | Ellie Mae O'Hagan

More than 6,000 frontline police officers to be lost

Clarke opens Westminster's new magistrates' court

Forced marriage to be criminalised