The Home Office has announced a new contract with Akhter Computers Ltd to implement Facial Age Estimation (FAE) in 2027 to ...
The Law Society Gazette reports that this week, the Supreme Court made the decision to move away from the Cheshire West framework, a major legal test that has been used for more than 10 years to ...
The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) heard evidence from victims affected by the Windrush, Infected Blood, and Horizon IT ...
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) has referred its fifteenth case of possible historical wrongful conviction to the ...
A draft copy of the investigation into a grievance complaint by Lucy Letby against the two ‘bullying’ doctors who initiated ...
Although the report acknowledges improvements in tackling drugs and illicit items entering the prison, HMIP further concluded ...
Last week, the New York Times reported that criminal charges of those responsible for the Post Office IT scandal may be ...
The Ministry of Justice claims that ‘contractor performance for delivering prisoners to court remains consistently above 99 per cent, and this is underpinned by robust data.’ Their statistics indicate ...
The Guardian is challenging the ban on Jeremy Bamber talking to journalists following a recent wave of revelations seemingly undermining his convictions for murdering five members of his family.
The miscarriage of justice watchdog has sent what it believes to be the first of many grooming gang case back to the courts.
A report by Queen Mary University of London and Defend Our Juries documents the increasing use of prison sentences and ...
HM Prison Winchester continues to struggle with deteriorating conditions as well as high levels of violence and illicit drug ...
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