Procedures

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Salami slicing justice

Victims of miscarriages of justice will struggle to prove their innocence, explains Rebekah Read

New Riot Bill may leave claimants 'out of pocket'

Government proposes £1m per claim cap in draft legislation

Public confidence in the criminal justice system undermined by gun laws

Law Commission review to make the firearms legislation clearer while ensuring public safety is not compromised

Fifty shades of Brown

E L James' debut erotic novel has loosened modern morals; shouldn't the law, then, keep up with the times, asks Richard Easton

Police retention of protestor's data is lawful

A peaceful protestor who lost his bid to have personal details removed from a police database will take his case to the European Court of Human Rights. Catherine Baksi reports

True justice?

Louise Taylor considers the Criminal Cases Review Commission's proposals to review Jordan Cunliffe's murder conviction under the joint enterprise law

Children 'stripped for own protection' by police must have a parent present

Court of Appeal 'expresses concern' and rules that children in custody require special care to protect their wellbeing

Insolvency profession calls for the return of Criminal Bankruptcy

Criminal Bankruptcy Orders offer a more effective retrieval of funds from defendants than confiscation orders