In Parliament

Last year we spent £1 billion on civil legal aid to support the most vulnerable, and we recognise the potential benefits of early legal advi

We remain committed to reducing the outstanding caseload in the Crown court and have introduced a range of measures to achieve that aim.

Information about appeals to the First-tier Tribunal (Social Security and Child Support) (SSCS) is published at:

The Government has published a guide on Managing the safety of Burial Ground Memorials (Managing the safety of Burial Ground Memorials - Pra

In both the magistrates' court and the crown court, unrepresented defendants do not have access to IT heritage systems and the same principl

The probate service received record levels of applications during 2022 and this has continued to grow with higher levels of receipts during

We remain committed to reducing the Crown Court caseload and are working closely with the judiciary and other partners to improve the experi

The data on the time taken from offence to completion for all cases is published by the Ministry of Justice on a quarterly basis.

I am pleased to lay and publish the Chief Coroner’s combined eighth and ninth annual reports to the Lord Chancellor on the operation of coro

The provision of a written statement of reasons, following an appeal decision, is the responsibility of the Judge, who is independent of Gov