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Fewer jury trials could take place to prevent 'total system collapse' of UK's courts

ENGLAND AND WALES, JUL 8 – Sir Brian Leveson’s report aims to cut Crown Court backlogs of nearly 77,000 cases by introducing out-of-court resolutions and reducing jury trials in some offences.

  • The government is considering reforms to reduce court backlogs, including the removal of jury trials for some fraud and sexual offenses, as detailed in Sir Brian Leveson's proposal.
  • Sir Brian Leveson stated that his recommended changes are fundamental and necessary for making the court system fit for the 21st century.
  • Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood emphasized her commitment to reducing the court backlog and delivering swifter justice for victims.
  • Victims Commissioner Baroness Newlove called the proposals the best chance to fix the justice system for victims, highlighting the urgency for reform.
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TDPel Media broke the news in on Monday, July 7, 2025.
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