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AN overhaul of sexual offences laws, which is designed to bring the Island in line with the UK, is due to be brought before the States by the end of the year, the Home Affairs Minister has said.

MORE than £1 million will be spent on mobile devices for States police officers in an effort to free up the time they spend behind a desk and get staff back out on the beat.

THERE is still ‘no credible indication of third-party involvement or criminality’ in connection with the disappearance of Adrian Lynch, the Home Affairs Minister has said.

THE Home Affairs Minister has promised to investigate whether there are large ‘concentrations’ of ex-prisoners living in guest houses in the Island and whether the local community know they are there.

A CENTRE of excellence is being launched by the States police to tackle all forms of computer-based crime.

JERSEY’S century-old prostitution laws could be overhauled by the end of the year, the Home Affairs Minister has said.

JERSEY’S new police headquarters has reached a milestone following the completion of the building’s main shell.

FORMER politician Nick Le Cornu has again been called out for making inappropriate comments in public.

COURT cases involving juvenile defendants increased in 2014, the latest statistics show.

HARSHER penalties could be imposed on people who are convicted of harassment or breaching restraining orders, if changes to the current law are accepted by the States.