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Child focused courts delivering a near 50% reduction in case timeliness
Child Focused Courts are seeing reductions of nearly 50% in the timeliness of cases moving from application receipt to final order according to the latest data from the Ministry of Justice. Formerly Pathfinder courts, Child Focused Courts were rebranded when then Deputy prime minister and justice secretary David Lammy confirmed the national rollout in March of this year. At the
Child focused courts delivering a near 50% reduction in case timeliness
Child Focused Courts are seeing reductions of nearly 50% in the timeliness of cases moving from application receipt to final order according to the latest data from the Ministry of Justice. Formerly Pathfinder courts, Child Focused Courts were rebranded when then Deputy prime minister and justice secretary David Lammy confirmed the national rollout in March of this year. At the
SRA reports ‘continued improvement’ on AML measures
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