Digital defence: NDPWG update November 2016
...with what it will be like when they give evidence support and information while they’re at court for the trial and help with claiming expenses an outreach service for vulnerable...
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Selling off the silver or ensuring we’re fit for the future?
Posted by:
Susan Acland-Hood, Posted on:
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Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Digital services, Family, Tribunals, User experience and research
...our estate for the future – is very important. But for too many years, we’ve been running many buildings with excess capacity – which essentially means we’ve been spending money...
Finding Resolution: Inside the Small Claims Mediation Service - podcast transcript
...I had a reference number.The reference number, if you quote that, you are told an investigation is ongoing and to hang up. If you don't have the reference number, you...
How we used performance data to improve the user journey on our Online Civil Money Claims service
Posted by:
Angelina Bogdan - performance analyst, HMCTS User Experience, Posted on:
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Digital services, Working at HMCTS
...'Make a court claim for money' was the mainstream guidance. It was for all users looking to submit a claim, both digitally and on paper, and outlined step-by-step actions for...
Making our probate service simple, accessible and reliable (2)
...for people to apply for probate, but it is not the only way. People can still apply by completing and posting a paper form if they choose to. For those...
Fewer, better buildings - an interview with Andy Cox, HMCTS Head of Estates Policy
Posted by:
Andy Cox, Posted on:
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Categories:
Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Family, Interviews, Tribunals, User experience and research, Working at HMCTS
...with Newcastle Council to develop a new justice centre for the city. Is the current court estate fit for purpose and effectively utilised? It’s fit for purpose in the sense...
Meet the women in our criminal courts
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Sarah Davies, Head of Crime Communications and Engagement, Posted on:
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Categories:
Crime, Interviews, Working at HMCTS
...appreciates coming to court can be worrying for many people and says this is just one less thing for women to worry about: It’s stressful enough and something as simple...
Building for the future at HMCTS
...changes over the past 10 years since HMCTS was formed. In this blog I’m following up to set out our priorities for the future. Delivering service that’s flexible HMCTS began...
Adapting the single justice procedure for Coronavirus (COVID-19)
...the usual bench of three). This reduces the amount of paper and forms required and minimises delay. It also frees up court time for those cases that can only be...
Recovery in the Crown Court
Posted by:
Susan Acland-Hood, Posted on:
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Categories:
Civil, Court and tribunal reform, Crime, Digital services, Family, Tribunals
...Judicially-led working groups for each jurisdiction are working through the plans for extended operating hours, while alongside this we’ve already identified a number of additional buildings (“Blackstone Courts”), the first...
