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Criminal barristers but of the criminal barristers but of the criminaljustice criminal barristers but of the criminal justice system. criminal barristers but of the criminaljustice system. the barristers will not see any of that money until 2024 and with inflation running at 10%, by the time the money come through it will have been wiped out by inflation. it is an illusion and a dishonest illusion created by the government there is this bonanza a 15% being offered to barristers. even if that were true, which it is not, incomes have been cut by 40% on average over the last 15 years, to 15% woul...

It has not been easy going in the Court of Appeal, which is ordinarily the last port of call for more than 90 per cent of litigation.

Nbc's julia ainsley. julia, break down what this means. >> reporter: previously, jose, any immigrant who came to the united states would get a hearing, but whether they were able to stay remained up to an immigration judge. there's a 1.2 million case backlog which means immigrants are waiting two years in a purgatory where they can't work, don't know if they can be deported or not. now they're going to let asylum officers make that decision. if they find an immigrant does qualify for asylum, they can grant that. if they say the immigrant does not qualify, then the immigrant would go to court w...

Judicial officials in Greater Masaka have set a one-year timeline to clear the case backlog, which currently stands at 1,328 cases

At St. Perpetua Catholic Church in Waterford, roughly 1,300 families have been without a full time priest for nearly 3 years. Something they say has caused a lot of frustration and anxiety, and is tied to a backlog of criminal court cases in Wayne County.