Issue 122

Enabling access to justice

Following her announcement of a planned major reform programme for the justice system, Minister for Justice Naomi Long MLA talks…

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Modernising the justice system

The £85 million Themis Programme is set to modernise service delivery across Northern Ireland Courts and Tribunals Service (NICTS). Announced…

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Fostering a strong, independent, and diverse Bar

Following their election as Chair of the Bar Council, Donal Lunny KC, and Vice Chair, Denise Kiley KC, talk to…

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PSNI race plan short on detail

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has published a draft Race and Ethnicity Action Plan 2025–2027 which, in spite…

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Leading the profession into the future

As he steps into the role of President of the Law Society of Northern Ireland, Colin Mitchell brings a wealth…

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New strategy to tackle domestic and sexual abuse

On average, the PSNI is made aware of a domestic abuse incident every 16 minutes, and sexual offence every two…

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Independent, fair and effective

Two decades after its formation, the Public Prosecution Service continues to have a pivotal role to play in positive, transformational…

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Achieving justice through the ombudsman

Northern Ireland Public Services Ombudsman, Margaret Kelly, explains an ombudsman’s role in accessing justice. A fair society means that everyone…

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The tech-powered future of justice and public safety

For over 20 years, CGI has been at the forefront of helping the UK Justice system to adopt new technology…

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Enabling Access to Justice programme: Lofty goals, limited detail

In a December 2024 statement to the Assembly, Justice Minister Naomi Long MLA unveiled the Enabling Access to Justice (EAJ)…

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