Judicial College Review of Activities 2019-20
Judicial College Review of Activities Annual Reports will be published here
General
The President of the Family Division Working Group on Medical Experts in the Family Courts – Final Report
Find out more by reading the report by Sir Andrew McFarlane
Judicial participation in research projects
Approaching the Judicial Office with requests for judicial participation in research projects NB: The application process for judicial participation in research is currently facing significant delays. These delays reflect the significant increases to judges’ workloads ...
Tribunals organisation chart
The tribunals system covers England, Wales, and in some cases Northern Ireland and Scotland. The diagrams in the link below shows the routes taken by different cases as they go through the courts system, and ...
Update: Standard orders issued by Mr Justice Mostyn
Following the publication of the standard financial and enforcement orders by Mr Justice Mostyn in August 2019, there have been several updates. To help judges, all these orders have now been gathered together in one ...
Crown Court Compendium – updated July 2020
Updated July 2020 The main aim of this Compendium is to provide guidance on directing the jury in Crown Court trials and when sentencing, though it contains some practical suggestions in other areas, for example ...
Tribunals Journal
Tribunals Journal from 2006 to current
Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse – Accountability and Reparations Investigation Report: Recommendation 5
Please read below the response from Lambert J, Chair of Editorial Board of Judicial College Guidelines for General Damages.
Letter from Mr Justice Mostyn and His Honour Judge Hess: Financial Remedies Courts
We have been asked to clarify the implications for financial remedy cases of the Lord Chief Justice’s letter to Circuit and District judges sitting in civil and family dated 9 April 2020 as supplemented by ...
Guide to Judicial Conduct – Revised March 2018 (Updated March 2020)
The Guide contains a set of core principles which will help judges reach their own decisions