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U.K. Bans Possession of Porn Depicting Choking, Suffocation, or Pretend Incest

Violators could face years in prison.

Reason · Nov 2

‘Prisoners lie in bed all day, taking drugs and watching TV’: Prisons chief on shocking state of UK jails

INTERVIEW: Exclusive: Rife with drone-delivered drugs, inmates are leaving Britain’s overcrowded prisons unrehabilitated while organised gangs are making a fortune – and there is no plan to fix it, prisons inspector Charlie Taylor tells Amy-Clare Martin

The Independent UK · Nov 2

Chile's Justice Minister Faces Impeachment Over Child Sex Offender Sentence Cuts

Chile's government faces a major political crisis after 56 sentence reductions for convicted child sex offenders were disclosed, prompting impeachment proceedings against Justice Minister Fernando Rabat and legal action.

Latin Times · Oct 29

Henry Nowak murder case: Sikh man's mother may be released early under new UK prison rules

The mother of a Sikh man jailed for murdering an 18-year-old student Henry Nowak could leave prison early under changes to England’s early release rules.

The Times of India · Oct 16

More prisoners released early from London jails despite freed serial shoplifter going on crime spree

650 inmates were being freed early in second wave of controversial scheme

Evening Standard · Oct 13

Crown court backlog: Record number of cases waiting more than year to be heard

Figures from the Ministry of Justice show more than 80,000 outstanding cases by the end of June, including some 23,706 waiting for more than a year.

Evening Standard · Sep 24

Major recruitment drive to recruit new magistrates to address courts backlog

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) intends to build a bench of 21,000 volunteers by 2029

The Independent UK · Sep 24

Millions unclaimed as train fare evasion victims unaware of quashed convictions

The MoJ said train companies have paid back prosecution costs and compensation

The Independent UK · Sep 23

Southport attack victims and survivors at centre of ‘unacceptable’ data breach by court staff

Staff at courts and tribunals service not linked to the case accessed private details without authority

The Independent UK · Sep 15

Labour minister bills taxpayer £34,000 for four-day trip to US during World Cup

A JUNIOR Labour minister billed the taxpayer £34,000 for a trip to the US during the World Cup ...

The National (Scotland) · Aug 31