The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) is making the decision to invest up to £375m into a much-needed technology upgrade. Aimed at reforming the technology in HM Courts & Tribunal’s 3,000 courtrooms across the UK, it will see the reforms over the next five years in line...
In the seedy underbelly of the dark web, stolen data is being exchanged for a surprising amount of money. Credit card details, bank records, social media account information, and even medical records now change hands at an unprecedented pace. As well as the people data...
In the latter half of the twentieth century, the digital revolution led to the proliferation of computers and other digital technology in homes and workplaces. Public and private sector organisations increasingly replaced their paper records with digital versions, enabling information to be stored and accessed...
Most of us have long since discovered we can get more done by carrying out tasks like banking and shopping online. In contrast, courts are often lagging behind somewhat; still utilising paper and print more than is necessary. The way that the courts operate is...
The technological infrastructure of our legal system is changing. HM Courts and Tribunals Service has been granted an investment package averaging up to £75m per annum over the five years from 2015/16 in order to modernise its systems. These advances will improve all aspects of...