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Solicitors and CPS join professional users access scheme

Solicitors and CPS join professional users’ access scheme English From: From today (1 February), solicitors will be able to register for the professional users’ access scheme, which permits enhanced access through security in courts and tribunals for registered holders with the appropriate scheme ID. The London Criminal Courts Solicitors’ Association (LCCSA) and Criminal Law Solicitors Association (CLSA) have become the latest legal professional organisations to sign up, following the Bar Council which has been part of the scheme since it launched in May 2019. Alongside this, HMCTS is also delighted to welcome the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) as a member organisation, demonstrating the continued broadening of the scheme to a wider cohort of professional court users.

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Covid leading to four-year waits for England and Wales court trials

Last modified on Sun 10 Jan 2021 23.36 EST Defendants, victims including teenagers, and witnesses are having to wait up to four years from the time of an alleged offence to the case reaching crown court trial because of delays caused mainly by Covid. Lawyers, who are struggling to keep the criminal courts in England and Wales functioning through the pandemic, are calling for more socially-distanced, emergency courts to tackle the problem of justice being postponed. They also blame past government cuts that closed hundreds of courts and restricted judges’ sitting days for the vast backlog. The latest, mutant strain of the coronavirus is likely to intensify pressure on the criminal justice system.

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