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Witnesses may face difficulty when required to present evidence at trial. HMCTS is rolling out section 28 across England and Wales, to allow witnesses to pre-record their cross examination and preserve the course of justice.
Taking the next step on the roadmap out of national coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions in England.
A new, modern home for civil, family and tribunal hearings in Newcastle has officially opened today (14 July 2021), providing an accessible, single space for this work in the city.
This page provides advice and guidance for all court and tribunal users during the COVID-19 pandemic and will be updated when new advice is available.
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A weekly summary of the latest HM Courts and Tribunals Service operational position for users. We will aim to update this every Friday at 4pm.
HMCTS is gathering feedback about how it communicates and engages with professionals who work in courts and tribunals.
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