Category: justice system data
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Anonymisation of civil judgments: a routine failure to follow open justice rules
Open justice includes a presumption that parties to litigation conducted in public should be named, though there are circumstances where that presumption may be displaced. But any such derogation should be justified and explained. In civil cases an order should be made, after weighing the pros and cons, and reasons…
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New reports on access to justice system data
The fortnight has brought, like buses, two new reports relating to justice system data access. First, an update from network member and advisor Paul Magrath, on the publication of listed judgments by the National Archives Find Case Law service, in the final report of ICLR’s research: The National Archives launched…
Courts and Tribunals Observers’ Network 