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.
Deaths of Prisoners With Epilepsy Preventable Independent Reports
A new PPO review exposes preventable epilepsy-related deaths in UK prisons. Here we look at the report and the duty of care in prisons.
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.
Hotel Protests, Notting Hill & Final Fesitvals – a Busy Bank Holiday in Store
It’s the August Bank Holiday – with “Migrant Hotel” protests, Notting Hill Carnival, and major festivals where arrests and public order issues all expected.
AI Crime Maps – What Are They and How Do They Work?
AI crime maps: balancing crime prevention with fairness, privacy, and the presumption of innocence in UK justice. But just how reliable will it be?
Surrey Teacher Arrested After Confiscating Daughters’ iPads
When a Surrey teacher was arrested for confiscating her daughters’ iPads, it lead to a fraught and extremely frightening experience which spiralled out of control.
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