The BBC is reporting some new tech research: Computer criminals could soon be eavesdropping on what you type by analysing the electromagnetic signals produced by every key press. Computer criminals? I assume they mistyped GCHQ?

I have to agree with Annabel Goldie that having people commit crimes that result in judges wanting to send these criminals to jail but there being no space is unsustainable. Something has to give. Money is tight and building new prisons would take time. What if we brought in a policy of sending criminals to foreign jails and paying other countries to house them for us? I'm not talking about a...

Louise Casey, the Anti-social Behaviour ‘Tsar’, has made a very important point this Boxing Day. Police, and the corrupt law and justice system, put criminals first. They don’t really care about the victims. What kind of society have we become when victims of crime are relegated because of an obsession with the criminals perceived rights. We would have

Apparently, this practice of making criminals wear clothing that declares that they are criminals is hurting their poor wee souls. Criminals wearing orange jackets while working in the community have been abused and jeered at by members of the public, according to study by leaders of the probation officers. Good. Since ASBOs and tags have apparently become status symbols amongst the varied and ass...

Exclusive: The number of cautions being given to violent criminals has risen by 82 per cent in just five years.

Most criminals should be spared jail with prison reserved for only the most serious offenders the Liberal Democrats have said.

This is Peter Hitchens' Mail on Sunday columnIf we can’t make criminals fear the law, then we will have to live in fear of criminals. It is that simple. When I first warned of this some years back, it was...

Mark Mardell over at the BBC has a closer look at Transform's cost-benefit analysis of legalising/regulating drugs and the Home Office's turgid response: Today's Home Office statement offers another reason for not considering the legalisation/regulation model: "The legalisation of drugs would not eliminate the crime committed by organised career criminals; such criminals would simpl...

The inconvenient but obvious truth is that community sentences do not protect the public as effectively as prison does says Alasdair Palmer.

This BBC clip of a couple of criminals, handcuffed together, making a run for from a New Zealand courtroom showed just how stupid criminals can be.