The use of data-driven technologies within the criminal justice system raises a host of challenging ethical issues, such as how to ensure automated decisions are explainable, or how to design governance processes to promote ethical principles such as sustainability, accountability, …
Web editor Graham Lee on meetings with tribunal staff to find out about their customers' needs for the move of guidance to GOV.UK.
...the people who own the information to take control of the service, so they can make instantaneous updates on courts and tribunals in their area. Now representatives from the courts...
Eliot Fineberg talks about the Civil Claims MOJ Digital exemplar moving into 'beta' phase
Members of MOJ Digital took the time to talk to staff and visitors about what it is they do and how they are helping improve public service delivery at MOJ.
...up of a number of chambers, many of which deal with several different jurisdictions. All jurisdictions make decisions on appeals lodged with them. Many of those jurisdictions publish their decisions....
...liking it so far. It provides a defined structure for each module and a standardised way of including modules in our projects. We're not using the whole Heisenberg project, just...
...a long way. On the same day GOV.UK, the platform for all government services, moved into live service, becoming the best place to find government services and information. All future...
Guest blog from Christine Lewis on how our new court finder service has been demoed to technical experts in the European Commission.
Testing an early version of the online prison visits booking service in Rochester prison
...a link to the form, asking for your comments to improve the service. Feedback link on court finder The form is simple and asks you to rate the service on...
