Lammy Defends Jury Reforms Amid Concerns Over Racial Bias
Justice Secretary Lammy has defended proposed reforms to the jury system against claims that they could worsen racial bias in
UK Court Backlog Likely to Surge Despite New Reforms, Lammy Warns
The crown court backlog in England and Wales is expected to continue growing, potentially reaching the same levels by the
Andrew’s Arrest Exposes Transatlantic Divide Over Epstein Files
The arrest of Prince Andrew in the United Kingdom has reignited international attention on the Epstein case, highlighting a striking
Controversy Erupts Over ‘Two-Tier’ Sentencing Guidelines: Should Ethnicity and Faith Influence Jail Time?
The New Sentencing Rules Stirring Debate in the UK In a move that’s shaking up the justice system in England
Ministers Pledge More Funding for Judges to Tackle Record Court Delays in England and Wales
The UK government has announced new funding to increase the number of days judges can sit in Crown Courts, aiming