Government Announces Injection of Funds For Legal Aid – Will It Ease The Pressure?
Government invests £92m in legal aid. We take a look at what this means for defendants, access to justice, and the future of criminal defence.
Government Proposes to Limit Jury Trials to the Most Serious Criminal Cases
In a major shake-up – could only the most serious criminal court cases be decided by a jury? We look into the recent reported proposals.
Two Brothers Receive 3 Year Banning Orders For Pretending to be Stewards
Sentencing reforms could change how courts use custody and early release. Here we look at why concerns are being raised in certain quarters.
Crown Court Backlog Reaches 80,000 Cases – What It Means for Defendants
Crown Court backlog hits 80,000 cases. Defendants now face trial delays of up to four years, raising serious questions about fair justice.
Disabled Victims Face Barriers in the Criminal Justice System
Disabled victims face barriers in court, with failures in access and support. Justice must provide equal opportunity for all to be heard.
New Sentencing Powers Announced Includes Bans from Pubs, Travel, and Football Matches
With new sentencing power including bans from pubs, football, and travel, plus expanded drug testing, we look at the potential implications.
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