Criminal Courts

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Lord Justice Auld is currently reviewing the criminal courts:

The Narey Report (February 1997):

Government acts to tackle delay in the criminal justice system (LCD, 2 August 1999)
CPS and police in link to speed justice (The Times, August 3 1999)
Transforming the Crown Court - new ideas (LCD, 8 September 1999)
Disorderly on Saturday, in court on Monday (The Times, November 2 1999)
Communication is key to quicker justice (The Times, November 2 1999)
Narey may not be a force for the good (The Times, November 9 1999)
Straw welcomes rise in court convictions (Home Office, 15 November 1999)
The cost of criminal justice (Home Office, 15 November 1999)
£85m is wasted in court (The Times, December 1 1999)
Errors stop nearly a million court cases (Independent, 1 December 1999)
Lord Chancellor launches review of the criminal courts (LCD, 14 December 1999)
Legal reform will speed justice in criminal courts (Independent, 15 December 1999)
The cost of criminal justice, Home Office Research Findings No.103 (Home Office)

£32m boost to modernise the Crown Court (Lord Chancellor's Department, 26 May 2000)
Courtroom computers will speed up trials (Independent, 27 May 2000)
In search of justice without tiers (Independent, 6 June 2000)
Report from criminal justice workshop (Home Office, 04/07/2000)
Improving confidence in the criminal justice system (Home Office, 04/07/2000)
Throw Latin out of court, says Woolf (The Times, July 20 2000)
Fewer juries set to bring faster justice and fuller jails (The Times, October 9 2000)

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