If Dominic Raab goes, will his beloved Bill of Rights go with him?
The much-derided bill would be unlikely to survive the resignation of the under-fire justice secretary.
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Labour’s new mantra on crime: “punish, prevent, protect”
Steve Reed, the shadow justice secretary, promises a novel approach focused on the “trauma” that leads to offending.
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The Tories have broken Britain’s justice system – Labour can fix it
From huge court backlogs to unacceptable reoffending rates, it’s no wonder the public has lost faith in the system.
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The British justice system is broken – and its new IT system is making things worse
Legal professionals have reported instances where the final verdicts for cases added to the new portal have changed unexpectedly.
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What people don’t get about the barristers’ strike
The future of our justice system is at stake.
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Merrick Garland: the man investigating Donald Trump
The US attorney general who approved the search of Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home is overseeing two investigations into the former president.
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Zoom trials and kitten lawyers: inside the e-justice revolution
Virtual courts have come a long way since the Texan advocate who couldn’t take a cat filter off his face.…
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“The justice system is failing too many women”: Robert Buckland on policing and MPs’ security
Boris Johnson’s levelling-up mission will falter unless he invests in law and order, says the former justice secretary.
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