Superior Council of Magistracy Calls for Action to Save Romanian Courts

On 19 May 2026, the Superior Council of Magistracy urged the Romanian Government to address the…

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New Legislative Proposal on Sexual Crimes by Gérald Darmanin

Gérald DARMANIN has publicly announced his written démarche to parliament, proposing that sexual crimes and cases…

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Law Commission’s Insights on Burial and Cremation Reform

Legal Commission of England: We recently published our final recommendations to reform the law relating to…

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UK Courts Gain New Powers for Sentencing Offenders

The UK Ministry of Justice has declared that courts now possess enhanced authority to address situations…

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Implementation of Law Commission Recommendations in Wales

The Welsh Government has submitted a report to the Senedd Cymru regarding the implementation of recommendations…

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“I don’t blame jury trials at all.” That’s the verdict of Sir Brian Leveson – Chair of the Independent Review of Courts

The debate regarding the justice system is so much commented on and argued from all points…

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Insights from Sir Brian Leveson on Justice System Challenges

Sir Brian Leveson discusses the challenges confronting the British criminal justice system in a recent report.…

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Submit Your Thoughts on the Courts and Tribunals Bill

The British Parliament's Justice Committee has announced that it is seeking written submissions to assist in…

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UK Government Increases Crown Court Sitting Days

The Deputy Prime Minister and Lord Chancellor of the UK announced via social media that the…

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In a high-stakes letter to the Justice Select Committee dated February 17, 2026, Courts Minister Sarah Sackman delivered a stark assessment of the criminal justice system.

UK Justice Minister Sarah Sackman warns that the criminal justice system is near collapse due to…

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Justice System Needs: Insights from Professor Linda Mulcahy

Professor Linda Mulcahy from the University of Oxford engaged in a vigorous discussion regarding the requirements…

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Correspondence to The Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Deputy Prime Minister, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, dated 13 February 2026: Criminal Courts Reform

The Justice Committee is examining proposed reforms to the criminal courts in England and Wales, expressing…

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