How court trials are coping with coronavirus

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How court trials are coping with coronavirus The first jury trials have begun since the Covid-19 lockdown halted UK courtroom proceedings.

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Inside the Supreme Court Eleven justices, in Britain's highest court, will rule on whether the decision to prorogue Parliament was legal.

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Role-play helps people to prepare for court Family court judge Stephen Wildblood scripts and stages plays so people can see first hand what to expect.

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The art of the court trial The Library of Congress has gathered a collection of court illustrations showing key moments in some of America's most famous cases.

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Court of Appeal filming begins Cameras have begun broadcasting the proceedings in the Court of Appeal for the first time, after a partial lifting of the long-standing ban on cameras in court.

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Why TV should be barred from crown court As TV cameras begin broadcasting the Court of Appeal a leading barrister insists it's still not right to allow cameras in criminal courts

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