Nick Barraclough
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Specialist criminal law barrister at 2BR.
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And there are now no custody cases at Isleworth Crown Court because the heating has failed.
The criminal justice system is on its knees.
The criminal justice system is on its knees.
No wonder there is a backlog of cases in the Crown Court.
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
Court suddenly shuts a day after we highlighted problems
An official reason for the closure has been sought by Nottinghamshire Live
www.nottinghampost.com
January 15, 2025 at 2:03 PM
And there are now no custody cases at Isleworth Crown Court because the heating has failed.
The criminal justice system is on its knees.
The criminal justice system is on its knees.
No wonder there is a backlog of cases in the Crown Court.
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
Court suddenly shuts a day after we highlighted problems
An official reason for the closure has been sought by Nottinghamshire Live
www.nottinghampost.com
January 9, 2025 at 3:57 PM
No wonder there is a backlog of cases in the Crown Court.
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
This is happening up and down the jurisdiction.
Cuts have consequences.
www.nottinghampost.com/news/notting...
First day back in court after the break. Thought things might be different in 2025.
But it's the same old, same old . . . heating problems at Nottingham Crown Court All courtrooms are shut.
That Crown Court case backlog is not going to improve any time soon.
But it's the same old, same old . . . heating problems at Nottingham Crown Court All courtrooms are shut.
That Crown Court case backlog is not going to improve any time soon.
January 6, 2025 at 12:20 PM
First day back in court after the break. Thought things might be different in 2025.
But it's the same old, same old . . . heating problems at Nottingham Crown Court All courtrooms are shut.
That Crown Court case backlog is not going to improve any time soon.
But it's the same old, same old . . . heating problems at Nottingham Crown Court All courtrooms are shut.
That Crown Court case backlog is not going to improve any time soon.
Reposted by Nick Barraclough
The Lady Chief Justice is right.
The previous government devastated criminal justice, running up record delays and backlogs.
The new government’s ongoing refusal to fund the courts only increases the problem, and will lead to enormous financial and social long-term costs.
The previous government devastated criminal justice, running up record delays and backlogs.
The new government’s ongoing refusal to fund the courts only increases the problem, and will lead to enormous financial and social long-term costs.
“Carr, in post since October last year, said the ministry of justice was “one of the most underfunded departments across government” and that “we have courtrooms and some entire courts being stopped running for significant periods”.
www.ft.com/content/edb7...
www.ft.com/content/edb7...
England’s top judge hits out at government’s refusal to boost court funding
Sue Carr says preventing full operating capacity at crown courts has had a ‘drastic effect’ in worsening backlogs
www.ft.com
November 27, 2024 at 9:02 AM
The Lady Chief Justice is right.
The previous government devastated criminal justice, running up record delays and backlogs.
The new government’s ongoing refusal to fund the courts only increases the problem, and will lead to enormous financial and social long-term costs.
The previous government devastated criminal justice, running up record delays and backlogs.
The new government’s ongoing refusal to fund the courts only increases the problem, and will lead to enormous financial and social long-term costs.