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Barristers would not recommend ‘retraumatising’ courts system
8 October 2026
Underfunding and the ‘dismal’ state of the courts system and physical infrastructure are two key issues identified by barristers in research which shows three quarters of the profession do not think that people are able to access justice at an acceptable level in England and Wales in 2026. Some barristers have so little confidence in the system they would not

Barristers would not recommend ‘retraumatising’ courts system
8 October 2026
Underfunding and the ‘dismal’ state of the courts system and physical infrastructure are two key issues identified by barristers in research which shows three quarters of the profession do not think that people are able to access justice at an acceptable level in England and Wales in 2026. Some barristers have so little confidence in the system they would not
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