The safeguarding minister said she 100 per cent supports the government’s court reforms as plans to curb jury trials passed the first Commons hurdle
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The safeguarding minister said she 100 per cent supports the government’s court reforms as plans to curb jury trials passed the first Commons hurdle
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Groups representing victims of VAWG called for the justice secretary to drop plans to limit jury trials, insisting they are a…
Safeguarding minister says she wants to use momentum to invest in prevention and get more than quick-fix policies
The former shadow attorney general has previously described the policy as 'undemocratic'
Charlotte Nichols opposed Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy's plans to curb access to jury trials
Retired judges and a former director of public prosecutions are among those calling for the justice secretary to halt plans to…
Shocking court backlog means serious criminals won't have their cases heard until 2030 – and more than 200 suspects accused of…
