Issues affecting courts and the justice system
Our horizon scan identified several issues affecting courts and the justice system. This article focuses on three areas: court capacity, the constitutional role of courts, and miscarriages of justice.
Our horizon scan identified several issues affecting courts and the justice system. This article focuses on three areas: court capacity, the constitutional role of courts, and miscarriages of justice.
How can the government and justice system improve crime victims’ access to justice and appropriate support, including for digital-enabled crimes?
How can the government and criminal justice system (CJS) address violence and abuse against women and girls? How can the CJS work effectively for women, as victims or offenders?
Horizon scanning
Public trust and confidence in the police is low. How can forces improve this across all groups, including addressing issues around workforce and culture?
Horizon scanning
How can the police and wider criminal justice system best balance the potential benefits and risks of using new technologies?
Horizon scanning
Advanced technology has increased the breadth, scale and sophistication of cyber crime. How can cyber security evolve to counter it?
Horizon scanning
What can be done to address overcrowding and create a more rehabilitative environment in prisons in England and Wales?
Horizon scanning
Extremism poses a threat to society. It is unclear how ongoing geopolitical and societal change will affect extremism in the UK.
Horizon scanning
Do existing police powers appropriately balance the rights of protestors and the wider public in relation to peaceful but disruptive protests?
Horizon scanning
How should the police work with other local bodies to improve responses to social issues such as drug use, youth violence and people in mental health crisis?
Horizon scanning
How well set up is the criminal justice system to support children and young people, particularly in the light of increasing levels of cyber- and AI-enabled crime?
POSTnote
Biometric data is a type of personal information that allows the unique identification of a person. This POSTnote outlines the benefits and risks of using biometric data in society.
POSTnote
This POSTnote outlines the extent and nature of housing insecurity in the private rented sector, and outlines risk factors and impacts on tenants and landlords.
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This briefing outlines motivational reasons for not being online or using digital devices, and how this can contribute to digital exclusion and other forms of inequality.
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This POSTnote outlines the social and psychological factors affecting risk and impact of fraud against individuals, and policy implications for victim support and prevention.
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