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The Ministry of Justice is piloting virtual courts to tackle case backlogs, while MPs seek to overturn a ruling that prevents police from being sued for failings. Separately, a headmaster has been detained following a BBC investigation into alleged sexual abuse of students.
The Observer:
Virtual Courts to Tackle Case Backlog in England and Wales
The Ministry of Justice is piloting the use of technology to conduct hearings remotely, aiming to reduce the backlog of cases in England and Wales.
BBC News:
MPs seek to overturn ruling that stops UK police being sued for failings
Members of Parliament are working to overturn a ruling that currently prevents UK police forces from being sued for negligence, dishonesty, or fabricating evidence.
BBC News:
Headmaster detained after BBC investigation into alleged sexual abuse of…
A headmaster has been detained following a BBC investigation into alleged sexual abuse of students.
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