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People can now find out how justice was delivered in their neighbourhood, with new data published on the Government’s crime mapping website.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
For the first time the public will be able to track online what happened after a crime was committed in their neighbourhood.
Courts in England and Wales will be more publicly accessible than ever before when television broadcasting is introduced.
The eleventh report of the Prison Service Pay Review Body (PSPRB) is being published today.
Lord McNally explains why protecting people's data without sacrificing their freedom should be at the heart of policy.
The Ministry of Justice has published a new online tool that lets people see the length of time cases take in courts in England and Wales.
A new set of court statistics published today support the case for a comprehensive reform programme across the justice system.
A community liaison prison officer at HMP Norwich has been named Guardian public servant of the year 2011.
More than 1.2m anonymised court records have been published in the latest stage of the Government’s plan to open up the justice system.
Easy to use online maps that give a local breakdown of reoffending have been published for the first time by the Ministry of Justice.
The public can now request information from three new bodies under the Freedom of Information Act.
Speech by Lord McNally on the past and future of the Freedom of Information act and transparency
Broadcasters will be allowed to film in courts for the first time, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said today.
The ban on filming in law courts will be overturned to improve public understanding of the justice system.
The Lord Chancellor has reappointed the board members of the Legal Services Commission (LSC).
Following the appointment of The Right Honourable Lord Wilson of Culworth to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, the appointment of The Right Honourable Lord Justice Thomas as President of the Queen's Bench Divisio…
Dame Janet Smith DBE will succeed Lord Brennan of Bibury QC as independent Assessor for miscarriages of justice compensation.
Channel 4's 'Dispatches' goes behind the scenes of an integrated offender management scheme.
Kenneth Clarke will be a panel member on the BBC's Question Time tonight when it is broadcast from inside a prison for the first time.
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