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There are around 85,000 people in prison in England and Wales. Over 12,000 of them are people who had been released from prison in accordance with the terms of their sentence but have been recalled to prison for a breach of the conditions…
Norris set out plans to reform prisons, reduce reoffending and strengthen the criminal justice system.
Without a strategy to reduce demand, improve rehabilitation and strengthen every stage of the system, the justice system will fail again.
Everyone deserves a fair trial, free from discrimination. Juries remain one of the most important mechanisms we have to protect that right.
Almost half of Labour members oppose the government’s plans to restrict jury trials to the most serious offences, exclusive polling for LabourList has revealed.
Court reform: The myths are loud, but the facts are clear and the cost of doing nothing is paid by victims every single day.
Jake Richards MP parliamentary under-secretary of state at the Ministry of Justice has written to Kemi Badenoch expressing concern regarding a conflict of interest
Almost 40 Labour MPs have urged the government to ditch proposals to scrap some jury trials to deal with a court backlog.
Prisons policy expert Dr Sara Hyde responds to jaw-dropping statistics on the permacrisis in our prisons and says the answer must be humane and evidence led.
Reforms to our employment tribunal system could streamline the process, save money and deliver justice. But reform not fees is the answer,
The Institute for Fiscal Studies is warning Labour and other major parties are “silent on the inevitability of cuts" in their spending plans, with areas from courts and prisons to further education at risk of significant cutbacks.
A commission set up by Labour to find ways to increase the number of crimes being solved has warned of a "calamitous collapse" in charging and set out key reforms to ensure delivery for victims, all of which have been accepted by the…
