This autumn, the Royal Courts of Justice will welcome Justice Without Limits, an exhibition celebrating the experiences, strengths and contributions of people who live with a medical condition, or are disabled, and who work across the justice sector. Officially launched on Tuesday 27 October, the exhibition showcases photography and personal stories from HMCTS colleagues, members …
We know not everyone has the access, skills or confidence to use online services. From April 2027, changes to our Digital Support Service will help more people access justice and improve support for some of our most disadvantaged users.
In this episode, we are joined by Richard from the Royal Courts of Justice Estates Office to explore the history of this iconic building, from its construction in the 1880s to its connections with Queen Victoria, who watched barristers arguing below from a balcony, in an area that became known as the 'bear garden'.
Courts and tribunals in England and Wales, and non-devolved tribunals in Scotland, are changing. The way we present evidence and run hearings today looks very different to how it did a few years ago. Evidence is often shared as video, …
We want to use court time as effectively as possible. That means making sure that, where possible, cases are ready to proceed when they come before a judge. As part of our wider work to tackle delays and improve the way the justice system works, HMCTS and the Ministry of Justice are exploring where artificial …
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