Work

The Folio · No. 39Jess Entwistle

  1. Work

    Technology to bolster justice for victims as government responds to Leveson

    The Ministry of Justice will trial Virtual Remand Hearings as part of its response to the Independent Review of the Criminal Courts. The aim is fewer delays and faster justice.

  2. Work

    Almost 400 courtrooms given new audiovisual kit via the £45m DAVE programme

    About a fifth of the courts estate has been upgraded so far, to support hybrid hearings and new forms of evidence. Useful context for the remote hearings announcements.

  3. Work

    NPCC and PDS Innovation and Digital Summit 2026 sells out

    More than 1,000 policing, government and industry leaders will attend next week’s event. Worth knowing who is in the room.

  4. Work

    Government sets plans to make the UK one of the hardest countries to attack using AI

    New laws and a near-miss reporting system are planned to defend against attacks powered by autonomous tools. The AI minister stressed keeping humans in the loop.

  5. Work

    AI cameras identify almost 19,000 potential driving offences in West Midlands trial

    Cameras at two sites in Birmingham and Wolverhampton flagged the offences during a March trial funded by the combined authority. A useful datapoint on detection at scale.