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Summary tables and a pocketbook presenting the latest Justice in Numbers data, covering key justice system metrics such as caseloads, disposals and workforce figures across courts and tribunals (latest period not specified in blurb).
Quarterly provisional statistics for the Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service covering April to June 2026, showing activity levels, case volumes and tribunal outcomes for that quarter.
A Scottish businessman has been disqualified from acting as a company director for nine years after transferring assets worth millions to connected companies while NHS contracts collapsed, prompting the ban.
POST explores livestreamed child sexual abuse, assessing its scale in the UK and internationally, available technological detection or disruption tools, and regulatory approaches to prevent and respond to this form of online child exploitation.
Lists sources of support and advice available to prisoners and their families, including legal advice, resettlement services, family liaison, charities and statutory routes for complaints and welfare assistance.
Megan Lee‑Devlin has been appointed Chief Executive of HM Courts and Tribunals Service, taking responsibility for administration of criminal, civil and family courts in England and Wales and the reserved unified tribunals across the UK.
Finds 68% of Americans view the death penalty for murder as morally justified, while 59% say it does not deter serious crimes; notable partisan divides exist across both questions.
The Institute for Government explains how the government’s new prison early release scheme will operate, in an explainer published on 6 August 2026 covering its mechanics and implementation timing.