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Lord Chief Justice considers coronavirus (COVID-19) impact on justice system

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Published on: 08 July 2021

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LNB News 08/07/2021

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Issue Date: 08 July 2021

Published Date: 08 July 2021

Jurisdiction(s): England and Wales

Article summary

The Courts and Tribunals Judiciary has published a speech made by the Lord Chief Justice to HM Judiciary at Mansion House. The speech highlights that the delays caused by coronavirus (COVID-19) exposed the implications if the justice system does not run smoothly and quickly. Further to this, investment, modernisation, managing demand and the rule of law and independence of the judiciary are considered in the speech. The Lord Chief Justice concluded his speech by praising the dedication of the judges, magistrates and staff who provided support across the country and in all jurisdictions during the coronavirus pandemic.

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