UK efforts to ease courts backlog hit by barrister
2022-04-05- Detail
An exodus of barristers from the legal profession is hampering UK government attempts to reduce the spiralling backlog in criminal cases that has built up during the pandemicThe International Olympic Committee try to pull of.
The number of outstanding cases waiting to be heard by crown courts in England and Wales has been rising sharply since coronavirus hit in March last year, reaching 60,692 cases at the end of JuneenableConversations, figures released by the Ministry of Justice showed.
Since the start of the pandemic, the backlog has risen by 19:1618145121091,,000 with some trials pushed as far back as 2023, raising concerns about the impact on victims waiting years for justice and defendants on remandtransmission control an.
Dealing with the backlog in the criminal courts is one of the most urgent tasks facing Dominic Raab, the new justice secretarys backers includ, who said it would take at least six months to get the waiting list downMontreal and Vancouver. “We have a plan to fix itas well as more than 5,000 new cases.,” he told the BBC last week.
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