Tag: judicial security

England and Wales will open specialist courtrooms for rape and serious sex offences, aiming to encourage more survivors to come forward.

Letby inquiry leaves key questions unanswered about Lucy Letby's crimes and justice system failures.

Malta's impunity culture persists as Europe is urged to act after Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder remains unsolved.

Colorado’s new recycling law faces a major legal challenge from wholesalers, seeking to block enforcement in federal court.

England’s family law system needs bold reform, not minor fixes, to deliver fairness for families and children.

New justice chief backs jury trial limits to ease prison overcrowding and improve judicial security amid safety concerns.

The UK expands legal support for sexual violence victims nationwide after a successful pilot program improved access to justice and empowerment.

New rules bolster protection of critical infrastructure in Australia. Learn about the enhanced CIRMP rules starting June 10, 2026.

Corporate fraud cases surged in July 2026 as Indian courts tighten PMLA arrest rules and demand stronger evidence for white-collar crime probes.

The Supreme Court's Hunter v. United States decision impacts federal criminal plea bargains with a miscarriage of justice exception to waivers of appeal.