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Please direct media enquiries to Phil Bowen, Director.

Email: pbowen@justiceinnovation.org

You can see a selection of our media coverage below.

  • Letter to the Editor: The justice system must reform to be less slow, confusing and unfair

    June 24, 2015
    The Telegraph

    The new Justice Secretary, Michael Gove, is right to point out that our justice system can and should be better.

  • To Be Fair

    June 1, 2015
    The Barrister

    Judges and lawyers in Britain who had practiced in the criminal courts for many years were somewhat affronted when, on the introduction of the Human Rights Act in October 2000, they were told that Article 6 of the European Convention of Human Rights now obliged them to provide a fair trial: most judicial officers considered that they had been doing this for many years.

  • Inside the secret court that helps victims of drug abuse keep their families together

    May 25, 2015
    The Guardian

    For the past seven years, the London Family Drug and Alcohol Court (FDAC) has been pioneering a new approach to child protection cases in which one or both parents have drug or alcohol problems. It has been so successful that others have been established in Milton Keynes, Gloucester and Buckinghamshire; in February the government announced £2.5m extra funding to extend the courts across England and Wales.

  • “I think everyone should spend a day in prison!”

    February 24, 2015
    The Brixton Blog

    Leroy Johnson is in a good mood. Outside may be dark and rainy, but Leroy’s infectious laughter is brightening up the café where we are meeting to hear about his new venture.

  • Victims law’ will change face of criminal justice, says Starmer

    March 1, 2014
    Legal Action Group

    Victims’ rights are ‘an access to justice issue’, and the next five years sees the ‘best ever chance in our legal history’, of a victims’ law being passed, according to Keir Starmer QC.Speaking at the ‘Better Courts’ conference, Starmer said during his time as DPP, he was often contacted by victims ‘in a distressed state’, because of their experiences in court.

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