The Science Office is the Ministry of Justice’s home for applied science, a team bringing expertise in foresight strategy, emerging technology and the natural, physical and behavioural sciences, to some of the justice system’s toughest challenges. From countering drones that …
On Tuesday, individuals from across the MOJ's Corporate Services, including Estates, HR, Technology, Shared Services and Digital Services came together. All in attendance were leaders in some capacity, be it of teams, of areas, individual champions, line managers, middle managers or …
This week we finalised work on changes to the court finder ahead of the introduction of the single family court on 22 April. You can now quickly find out which...
Recently we have used VCR as part of our testing procedure for the court finder project. This has brought numerous benefits such as: increasing the adoption of sensible defaults and development of a common style of testing web services allowing …
Last Friday, we welcomed MOJ’s Permanent Secretary, Ursula Brennan, as she came to take a closer look at the work that Digital Services has been doing recently. At the start of the morning’s visit, Ursula met the strategy team and …
Yesterday, we visited HMP Rochester to get first-hand responses to our prison visits booking pilot. This digital service is now being tested in Rochester, Durham, Cardiff and Gartree Prisons. It’s designed to make it easier for families and friends to …
UI developer Mat Harden explains how we developed a date selector for mobile devices for the prison visit booking service.
We updated court finder this week to allow parents to find the right court if they're applying for child custody or contact with their children. This is ahead of changes...
Tony Duarte talks about the MOJ Digital prison visits booking project reaching over 1000 booking requests.
...for courts in England and Wales, but also find details of tribunals across the country - including those based in Scotland. Pinning down the location of a tribunal This coincides...
Web editor Graham Lee on meetings with tribunal staff to find out about their customers' needs for the move of guidance to GOV.UK.
