Mediation: Resolving small claim disputes without going to court
A blog post from Jason Haines, a Mediator, discussing what the Small Claims Mediation Service is and its benefits.
User research and insight during COVID-19
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Luc Altmann, Posted on:
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Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Family, Training and support
[English] - [Cymraeg] The Insight and User Research team is dedicated to using evidence to help make decisions across HMCTS. I want to tell you how we’ve been doing that over the last few months of the pandemic. The health …
A better service for Immigration and Asylum Tribunal users
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Daniel Flury, Posted on:
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Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, Tribunals
A blog post from Daniel Flury, Deputy Director, Tribunals on work to transform the First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal.
Recovery in the Crown Court
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Susan Acland-Hood, Posted on:
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Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Digital services, Family, Tribunals
Susan Acland-Hood talks about our recovery plan with a focus on the Crown Court – which is where we have some of our most significant challenges, because of the difficulty of doing jury trials with social distancing.
Coronavirus: recovering in our courts and tribunals
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Susan Acland-Hood, Posted on:
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Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Family, Tribunals
Susan sets out the steps being taken by HMCTS in shifting focus from the emergency response to one of operational recovery in our courts and tribunals.
Enabling criminal hearings on video during coronavirus
John Rigg talks about his work on the rollout of the cloud video platform videoconferencing system to Crown and magistrates’ courts.
Maintaining professional users’ access to courts during the pandemic
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Craig Robb, Posted on:
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Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Family, Tribunals, Working at HMCTS
Craig Robb talks about how HMCTS is safely moving back towards fully re-opening our justice system and how the introduction of a range of enhanced hygiene and safety measures for court users and staff provides the confidence to be able to continue, or return, to work.
Reforming probate for the twenty-first century
Ian Bond, chair of the Law Society ‘Wills and Equity Committee’, explores the background to the current probate project, the involvement of the Law Society and his experiences in working with HMCTS to develop the pilot for the profession.
Stalking Protection Orders: Collaborating with the Home Office
A blog post from Rachael Collins which talks about the work HMCTS did earlier this year, working with the Home Office to support the introduction of new powers to protect victims of stalking.
Responding to a global pandemic within the family courts
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Adam Lennon, Posted on:
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Court and tribunal reform, Digital services, Family, Working at HMCTS
Adam Lennon talks about how family courts have found ways to navigate the challenges coronavirus has brought and what the last few weeks have been like working in the family jurisdiction.
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