MoJ says outstanding caseload is now coming down, but problems remain in particular with the Crown court.

Ministers must abolish the “innocence tax” on defendants who are acquitted of criminal charges at trial, Bar leaders have demanded.Barristers said that the present position was “deeply unfair”

Ministers must assess the impact of the £1 billion digital reform programme on access to justice before closing more courts, campaigners said yesterday.Closing courts across the country with years to

Lord Chief Justice says underfunding has left system struggling to recruit judges

Law Society briefing paper recommends time limits and central register of cases.

The quality of forensic science work in England and Wales is putting the integrity of the criminal justice system at risk, the regulator warns.

Cuts having severe impact on work of Criminal Cases Review Commission, critics say

Areas with larger cuts to youth services were more likely to see a knife crime rise, a study suggests.

Suspects and defendants with mental ill health or learning disabilities need to be better identified and supported, in order to ensure their right to a fair trial in England, argues a report publis...

The Secret Barrister, an anonymous legal blogger, claimed Boris Johnson's 16-part Twitter thread was "basically copied and pasted" from a post they had published.