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Government mostly rolls back on plans to curb jury trials
6 October 2026
The government has mostly scaled back its plans to scrap juries for some criminal trials, with the Lord Chancellor responding to the “strength of feeling” on the issue. In December 2025 the then-deputy prime minister and secretary of state for justice David Lammy introduced proposals to allow some criminal cases where a sentence was likely to be less than three

Government mostly rolls back on plans to curb jury trials
6 October 2026
The government has mostly scaled back its plans to scrap juries for some criminal trials, with the Lord Chancellor responding to the “strength of feeling” on the issue. In December 2025 the then-deputy prime minister and secretary of state for justice David Lammy introduced proposals to allow some criminal cases where a sentence was likely to be less than three



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