UK criminal justice

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  Prison suicides rise by 64% in a year

  11 Sep 2014:

  Call for overhaul of prevention procedures in English and Welsh jails after 'troubling' surge in self-inflicted deaths

• 'Women will die' as legal aid becomes more difficult for victims of domestic abuse to get

  10 Sep 2014:

  Mary O'Hara: Campaigners say new restrictions on legal aid and budget cuts are making it harder for women in abusive relationships to leave

• Legal aid in England and Wales: what is changing?

  9 Sep 2014: As the justice committee takes evidence on the impact of legal aid reforms the figures already show dramatic changes
  

• Chris Grayling used 'bluff and bully' tactics to push legal aid cuts, court told

  8 Sep 2014: Justice secretary accused of coordinating 'caricature of fairness', at judicial review challenge brought by criminal solicitors

• The Observer view on the desperate need for prison reform

  7 Sep 2014: Observer editorial: Justice secretary Chris Grayling can no longer ignore these shocking facts about the state of our jails

• IRA on-the-runs 'cannot rely on letters to escape prosecution'

  3 Sep 2014: Northern Ireland secretary says IRA members who received 'letters of comfort' should no longer rely on them

• Wormwood Scrubs filthy, overcrowded and dilapidated – prisons watchdog

  3 Sep 2014: Chief inspector of jails says review shows how budget cuts have led to staffing problems and inmates feeling unsafe

• UK government intervenes in Ashya King case as CPS reassesses extradition

  2 Sep 2014: Cameron and Clegg join calls to have boy reunited with parents as government contacts police and health officials over case
  

• Ashya King: legal experts question 'heavy-handed' approach

  2 Sep 2014: Legal steps to protect five-year-old boy with brain cancer have ended up separating him from his family

• Chris Grayling presides over a prison service in crisis – and we'll pay the price

  2 Sep 2014: Eric Allison: The justice secretary either doesn't understand how bad things are, or he just doesn't care

• South Yorkshire PCC scrutiny body has now failed to react to a third scandal

  Guardian Professional, 27 Aug 2014: Child sex abuse in Rotherham is the latest high-profile case, yet the police and crime panel is not holding its PCC to account

• Criminalising coercive control will not help victims of domestic abuse

  27 Aug 2014: Julie Bindel: Laws already exists to protect women in violent relationships, they just aren’t enforced or understood by the criminal justice system

• Work for detainees is essential to their mental and emotional wellbeing

  26 Aug 2014: Letters: The issue of the work detainees do in immigration removal centres is more complex than your article suggests

• Former MI6 counter-terrorism chief warns against rush to overhaul UK laws

  25 Aug 2014: Exclusive: Don't alter laws in response to 'unproven threat' from homegrown militants in Syria and Iraq, says Richard Barrett

• Boris, assuming the guilt of terror suspects is no ‘minor change’ to the law

  25 Aug 2014: James Ball: Johnson’s suggestion for dealing with Britons visiting Iraq and Syria strikes at our core legal principles – which are hard to claw back once compromised

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