...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...
...prisons building programme. While prisons have understandably been at the forefront of a lot of the public focus, court colleagues have – for a very long time - been playing...
...competition for 12 law students. Each had 5 minutes to present their legal argument to a panel including the District Judge (Magistrates’ Courts) Sam Goozee, the High Sheriff of Berkshire...
...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...
...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...
...in danger. There are a number of different orders that a local authority can apply for but the most common is a care order, which means the local authority can...
...forms will be on GOV.UK publication pages instead of form finder ‘details’ pages. When you search for a form on form finder, you will be taken to these new pages....
[English] - [Cymraeg] Going to court can be a frightening experience for anyone. But even more so if you’re a child or young adult - and you’re facing a criminal...
...have collectively stepped up and, where needed, stepped in, for example making arrangements for remote hearings to help ensure that the family courts continue to operate. As things settle down...
...work and invaluable contributions of a number of working groups, many brought together as part of our COVID-19 response. Huge thanks, in particular, go to the Criminal Bar Association, Bar...
