Courts, Tribunals & Judiciary

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Ditch the 'soulless initials' and give children a voice

Judges hold the key to unlocking the potential of children in the family justice system, writes Matthew Rogers

The Trial: Did we really want to know who dun it?

Ben Henriques discusses the dénouement of the Channel 4 programme exploring the jury system

Man misses court after firm makes second-class postage blunder

Judge wants letter delivered 'personally' as it is 'perhaps the best way'

ACL warns solicitors to prepare for electronic bill of costs

Rule committee sets October date for compulsory use in Senior Courts Costs Office

Hallett LJ: Use jury trials in 'serious' criminal cases only

'Legal system will become even more crucial to our survival post-Brexit'

Judges subjected to 'unprecedented' levels of attack

Lord Thomas hits back at criticism of judicial decision making

Family judge refuses to hear cases where alleged domestic abusers cross-examine complainants

Practice is 'a stain on the reputation of our family justice system', says Mr Justice Hayden

UK raises the green flag for Russian extradition requests

It is not the courts' role to draft diplomatic assurances for Russian authorities, for to do so deprives judges of objective scrutiny, argues Edward Grange