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Muyiwa John Adegbola pleaded guilty to fraud for allowing his brother-in-law to use his Security Industry Authority (SIA) licence.
HMCTS processes for dealing with coronavirus cases which impact our courts and tribunals, including how information about incidents can be shared with staff, judiciary and professional court users.
Funding from a new grant has now been fully awarded to 11 different projects supporting vulnerable people across England and Wales, the Ministry of Justice has announced.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
We are calling on people to stay vigilant against fraudsters posing as enforcement officers and bailiffs.
On Tuesday, 22 December 2020 four door supervisors - who were all former company directors - were prosecuted at Bradford Magistrates' Court.
University of Hull has opened its doors as a ‘Nightingale Court’, joining the national effort to tackle the impact of coronavirus on the justice system.
Lisa Pearce prosecuted by the Security Industry Authority (SIA), pleads guilty to fraud at Bristol Crown Court.
A door supervisor whose licence was suspended has been fined after being repeatedly found by the police working illegally in Cirencester.
Numerous failures to provide information end in court fine.
An extra 9 Nightingale courtrooms will bolster the national effort to tackle the impact of coronavirus on the justice system.
A further update on work MOJ is doing to respond to the CJEU judgment of November 2018 in O’Brien No.2 and the Supreme Court’s judgment in Miller of December 2019.
Most online applications submitted by legal professionals are processed and returned to applicants within one week.
James Boyles has had his sentence increased following intervention by the Solicitor General, Rt Hon Michael Ellis QC MP.
Limited exceptions will ensure that complex applications can still be made using paper applications.
Two Aberdare nightclub door supervisors have been sentenced following a brutal attack on a customer over the August Bank Holiday weekend last year.
Another 3 ‘Nightingale' courtrooms are to open at the Ministry of Justice’s headquarters, as efforts to tackle the impact of the pandemic on the justice system are ramped up.
Almost £4.4 billion will be invested to increase court capacity, create prison places, and support victims following yesterday’s spending review.
Provides the option to pre-record evidence in advance of a trial for vulnerable complainants of a crime, as well as witnesses, including children.
New technology which spares vulnerable victims and witnesses the trauma of attending court is now available in every Crown Court across England and Wales.
Introduction of multi-factor authentication, to provide additional security protection to account users.
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