More than four out of 10 prisoners HMP Pentonville felt ‘unsafe’, half reported that they had been ‘bullied or victimized’ by staff and three had taken their own lives in the last 12 months. A ...

Last Thursday, the Court of Appeal heard argument in R (Palestine Action) v Secretary of State for the Home Department. The dispute wasn’t about whether proscribing ‘Palestine Action’ was justified, ...

At the time of the original scheduled date of execution bestselling writer John Grisham joined bipartisan politicians, ...

The first national monitoring scheme for joint enterprise cases has revealed that last year almost six out of 10 defendants were under 18 and one in five children. Four cases involved children between ...

A new report from charity the Sutton Trust report has found those who were privately educated and/or graduates of Oxford or Cambridge universities make up the majority of senior judiciary roles in UK ...

Conviction: The Case of Lucy Letby follows her new barrister, Mark McDonald, as he gathers the new evidence he believes will ...

The start of the Labour Party’s annual conference this week will be met with a wave of nationwide protests in response to the proscription of Palestine Action. The group, now banned as a terror ...

An independent review has found disabled victims of crime disproportionately suffer from inadequate access to justice.

Almost lost amid the avalanche of publicity which accompanied the release of the Birmingham Six on 14 March 1991 was an announcement from Home Secretary Kenneth Baker MP. A Royal Commission was to be ...

In an interview with Conservative Home last week, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said he is the first impartial Lord Chancellor in 400 years. As his February pre-election PR stunt the Global Law ...

I want to persuade you that our first task when faced with a social evil like the Immigration Bill is not just to condemn but to understand it. I say that because those who fail to grasp the deeper ...