...outstanding work and length of waiting lists for victims; and operational feasibility for criminal justice system (CJS) partners. We will carry out a full evaluation once a sufficient number of...
...the wheels of the criminal justice system turning. It has been imperative that they have continued to do so; for the sake of every complainant, victim, witness and defendant. Justice...
...Our engagement falls into three broad categories. We communicate regular information and updates, for example through our events programme or newsletter. Through dialogue at various engagement groups, a number of...
[English] - [Cymraeg] Hi, I’m Katie Dean and I’m the HMCTS Service Manager for the Make a Plea service for traffic offences, which completed national roll out earlier this year....
...will be progressed and resolved entirely online, without the need for a hearing. For example, it will allow those charged with some of the most straightforward, non-imprisonable offences (such as...
...a High Level Solution Architecture (HLSA) or initial view of services and software elements/products (this is unlikely to be a formal document, but may be a small number of diagrams...
...cell. Measuring the pilot’s impact To measure the effectiveness of the pilot, we’re gathering data and will compare the test sites in Norfolk and Suffolk to a non-intervention site. We...
...at the Royal Courts of Justice, to find out about how they are overcoming accessibility challenges at the historic site and we find out what support is available for those...
...users, or for more complex cases. This research, combined with some incredible work done by the likes of the Civil Justice Council and the Nuffield Family Justice Observatory and our...
...service for public and professional users across Employment, Immigration and Asylum, Social Security and Child Support and Criminal Injuries Compensation Tribunals by the end of March 2024 (April for the...
