Tag: Courts

A US courtroom is treated to surreal dialogue prompted by an abusive defendant -- and then the judge gets involved

You’re empanelled: court staff roam the streets in search of jurors

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And 80% feel it's "too expensive"

History made as Sir Terence Etherton bags Lord Denning’s old job title

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Staffordshire University-led research hopes to revolutionise the way lawyers present criminal cases in court

Warren Grant says he was unfairly sacked

Shocking documentary shows victims can face a “mockery of justice”

Internet hearings also usher in inquisitorial justice by back door

Maidstone Crown Court rape trial delayed due to poor facilities management

Foul smell is “beyond our control”, say court staff

Lord Chief Justice appears to back radical move in wake of court closures

Twenty-two that are set to close will be relocated to other sites

"The situation's really pretty bad"

Nature disrupts justice

300 French advocates stage courthouse coup

Axe this "laughably unfair" charge, urge members of legal profession

The desperate monetisation of Britain’s criminal justice system

Ministers shouldn’t allow the Royal Courts of Justice to lie fallow for two months -- turn the buildings into a theme park

Queen’s Bench Division guvnor calls on colleagues to give up on paper -- especially in complex fraud trials