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By Advertiser Reporter A LONDONER is said to have peddled heroin and crack cocaine in Swindon. Alisha Bell, 24, formerly of Lambeth, south London, is said to have worked with Chante Wright to deal the class A drugs between June 2018 and March 2019.  Prosecutors also claim she was caught in possession of heroin and crack cocaine in Swindon on July 17, 2018.  Bell denies the allegations against her. Appearing before Swindon Crown Court on Friday via the HM Courts and Tribunal Service’s Cloud Video Platform conferencing softwa...

"It’s something like 500 years of experience if you add up all the number of years they’ve been working here." Coronavirus has affected everyone over the past year and has also had a huge impact on the criminal justice system across the country. But as difficult as that has been, Judge Holt insists Norwich has been leading the way. He said: "It has been an extremely challenging 12 months since the first lockdown in March last year.  "An immediate challenge was how to deal with cases where the defendant was in custody as there were no video conferencing facilities in the courts in March ...

By Jemma Slingo2021-04-01T11:20:00+01:00 Pupil barristers will be able to watch criminal hearings via video link as part of their professional development, amid concerns that Covid-19 has impacted advocacy skills at the junior bar. The South Eastern Circuit has developed a court observation scheme to allow pupils and junior barristers of three years call and under to have access to a Crown court, on Cloud Video Platform, to observe hearings and learn from others. The body said it was ‘well aware that, during the last year, there have been very few opportunities for pupils and junior junio...

By Joanna Goodman11 January 2021 Cloud technology was already transforming legal services and making courts more efficient before the pandemic hit. 2021 will present new challenges to a remote workforce Traditionally, this is the time when people make predictions for the year ahead – but in 2021 predictions seem somewhat hollow. Nobody anticipated 2020’s global pandemic, although it has been flagged up as a possibility multiple times in recent decades. In fiction, Nigel Watts’ 1995 novel Twenty Twenty is set in 2020 during a pandemic (Watts died in 1999, so did not witness the accuracy ...