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Behind closed doors – a transcript from a private hearing

Behind closed doors – a transcript from a private hearing

In August this year, a journalist attempted to observe the first day of a multi-day final hearing in a private children case. She was refused access by the judge, His Honour Judge Haigh. The following day, another journalist [Louise Tickle, who is a member of The...

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Pilot’s Progress

Pilot’s Progress

Some news. The Reporting Pilot now running in 3 courts will shortly be extended to Magistrates in those courts. The Reporting Pilot will be rolled out in a number of other courts from January 2024. As with the first 3 pilot courts the new courts will first bring...

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National Psychology Service – Still in the dark

National Psychology Service – Still in the dark

UPDATE 25.11.23: We have now received replies to our follow-up questions and will publish these, and our views on them, next week. In April we wrote a blog post:  The ‘Psychology Service’ for family court cases that nobody seems to know about:...

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Open Justice Today – speech by the Lord Chief Justice

Open Justice Today – speech by the Lord Chief Justice

In one of his last speeches before retiring as the head of the judiciary of England & Wales, Lord Burnett of Maldon congratulated the courts on the way technology had enhanced open justice through live streaming, media access to remote hearings, and the...

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