Justice Committee
The Justice Select Committee of the United Kingdom is a select committee of the House of Commons which scrutinizes the policy, administration, and spending of the Ministry of Justice. In addition, the committee examines the work of the Law Officers of the Crown, the Serious Fraud Office (UK), and the Crown Prosecution Service. The committee also reviews draft Sentencing Guidelines issued by the Sentencing Guidelines Council.
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Evidence Received
April 2012
Post-Legislative Scrutiny of the
- Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, gave evidence on 17 Apr. [67]
- Dr Nick Palmer, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection gave evidence on 17 Apr. [67]
- Michelle Thew, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection gave evidence on 17 Apr. [67]
- David Thomas, British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection gave evidence on 17 Apr. [67]
March 2012
POST-LEGISLATIVE SCRUTINY OF
- Christopher Graham, Information Commissioner gave evidence on 14 Mar. [66]
- Graham Smith, Deputy Information Commissioner and Director of Freedom of Information, Information Commissioner's Office gave evidence on 14 Mar. [66]
The Budget and Structure of the Ministry of Justice
- Frances Done CBE, Chair gave evidence on 6 Mar. [62]
- John Drew, Youth Justice Board gave evidence on 6 Mar. [62]
- Peter Handcock CBE, Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service gave evidence on 6 Mar. [62]
The work of the Ministry of Justice
- Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC MP, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor gave evidence on 28 Mar. [64]
February 2012
POST-LEGISLATIVE SCRUTINY OF
- Professor Ian Diamond, Universities UK gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- Dr Rodney Eastwood, Registrar of Imperial College London (on behalf of the Russell Group) gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- Professor Trevor J McMillan, Lancaster University, Chair of the 1994 Group Research and Enterprise Policy Group gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- Martin Rosenbaum, BBC News gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- Doug Wills, Group Managing Editor of Evening Standard Ltd and Independent Print Ltd gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- David Higgerson, Digital Publishing Director of Trinity Mirror Regionals (on behalf of the Newspaper Society) gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
- David Henke, National Union of Journalists gave evidence on 28 Feb. [61]
Post-legislative scrutiny of the
- Maurice Frankel, Campaign for Freedom of Information gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
- Alexandra Runswick, Unlock Democracy gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
- Alex Skene, WhatDoTheyKnow gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
- Professor Robert Hazell CBE, Director, UCL Constitution Unit gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
- Dr Ben Worthy, Senior Researcher, UCL Constitution Unit gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
- Jim Amos, Honorary Senior Research Associate, UCL Constitution Unit gave evidence on 21 Feb. [60]
THE BUDGET AND STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
- Richard Morris, G4S Care and Justice Services (UK) Ltd gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Tony Leech, Sodexo Justice Services gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Charlie Bruin, Liberata UK Ltd gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Andy Keen-Downs, Prison Advice and Care Trust gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Sarah Payne, Wales Probation Trust gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Ian Barrow, Wales Probation Trust gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Bernadette Byrne, thebigword gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
- Diane Cheesebrough, thebigword gave evidence on 7 Feb. [59]
January 2012
THE BUDGET AND STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
- Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice gave evidence on 24 Jan. [57]
- Phil Wheatley CB, National Offender Management Service gave evidence on 24 Jan. [57]
THE BUDGET AND STRUCTURE OF THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
- Sir Suma Chakrabarti KCB, Permanent Secretary gave evidence on 31 Jan. [58]
- Ann Beasley CBE, Director General, Finance and Corporate Services gave evidence on 31 Jan. [58]
- Antonia Romeo, Director General, Transforming Justice gave evidence on 31 Jan. [58]
- Helen Edwards, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 31 Jan. [58]
December 2011
The Annual Report of the Sentencing Council
- Lord Justice Leveson, Sentencing Council gave evidence on 13 Dec. [56]
The Budget and Structure of the Ministry of Justice
- Julian McCrae, Director of Research gave evidence on 6 Dec. [55]
- James Page, Institute for Government gave evidence on 6 Dec. [55]
- Juliet Lyon CBE, Prison Reform Trust gave evidence on 6 Dec. [55]
- Mark Stobbs, Law Society gave evidence on 6 Dec. [55]
November 2011
22 November 2011
- Patricia Barratt, Clifford Chance LLP gave evidence on 22 Nov. [53]
- Vicki Derrick, gave evidence on 22 Nov. [53]
- Martin Houghton-Brown, Chief Executive gave evidence on 22 Nov. [53]
- Holly Towell, Missing People gave evidence on 22 Nov. [53]
- Nick Kirwan, Association of British Insurers gave evidence on 22 Nov. [53]
29 November 2011
- Joe Apps, Manager gave evidence on 29 Nov. [54]
- Dr Llian Alys, UK Missing Persons Bureau gave evidence on 29 Nov. [54]
- Jonathan Djanogly MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State gave evidence on 29 Nov. [54]
- Keir Hopley, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 29 Nov. [54]
Joint Enterprise
- Professor Jeremy Horder, Professor of Criminal Law, King's College, London gave evidence on 1 Nov. [52]
- Mr Crispin Blunt, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice gave evidence on 1 Nov. [52]
- Keir Hopley, Deputy Director in charge of criminal law and legal policy gave evidence on 1 Nov. [52]
- Michael des Tombe, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 1 Nov. [52]
October 2011
Joint Enterprise
- Keir Starmer QC, Director of Public Prosecutions gave evidence on 25 Oct. [51]
- Jean Taylor, gave evidence on 25 Oct. [51]
- Christine Jones, Families Fighting for Justice gave evidence on 25 Oct. [51]
- Dr Andrew Green, gave evidence on 25 Oct. [51]
- Gloria Morrison, Joint Enterprise: Not Guilty by Association (JENGbA) gave evidence on 25 Oct. [51]
Minutes of EvidenceHC 1547 The proposed abolition of the Youth Justice Board
- Enver Solomon, The Children's Society gave evidence on 11 Oct. [49]
- Penelope Gibbs, Prison Reform Trust gave evidence on 11 Oct. [49]
- Lorna Hadley, Association of YOT Managers gave evidence on 11 Oct. [49]
- Gareth Jones, Head of Service, Halton and Warrington Youth Offending Team and Vice-Chair of the Association of YOT Managers gave evidence on 11 Oct. [49]
- Eddie Isles, Chair, YOT Managers, Cymru gave evidence on 11 Oct. [49]
YOUTH JUSTICE
- Frances Done, Youth Justice Board gave evidence on 18 Oct. [50]
- John Drew, Youth Justice Board gave evidence on 18 Oct. [50]
- Crispin Blunt MP, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 18 Oct. [50]
- Michelle Dyson, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 18 Oct. [50]
September 2011
Minutes of EvidenceHC 1472-i
- Mr Dominic Grieve QC MP, Attorney-General gave evidence on 7 Sep. [47]
Referral fees and the theft of personal data: evidence from the information commissioner
- Christopher Graham, Information Commissioner gave evidence on 13 Sep. [48]
June 2011
DRAFT SENTENCING GUIDELINE: BURGLARY AND DRUGS OFFENCES
- Tamar Good, Hibiscus gave evidence on 15 Jun. [36]
Draft sentencing guidelines: drugs and burglary
- Tamara Good, Hibiscus gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Roger Howard, UK Drug Policy Commission gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Mike Trace, International Drug Policy Commission gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Question Numbers 1-36, gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Dr James Treadwell, University of Leicester gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Javed Khan, Victim Support gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Professor Mike Hough, Institute for Criminal Policy Research gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Question Numbers 37-61, gave evidence on 15 Jun. [34]
- Lord Justice Leveson, Sentencing Council gave evidence on 23 Jun. [35]
The role of the Probation Service
- John Thornhill, Magistrates' Association gave evidence on 7 Jun. [43]
- Councillor Mehboob Khan, Local Government Association gave evidence on 7 Jun. [43]
- Jane Coyle, Director, Blue Bay Support Services gave evidence on 7 Jun. [43]
- Roger Hill, Sodexo gave evidence on 7 Jun. [43]
- Peter Neden, Corporate Development Director gave evidence on 7 Jun. [43]
- Professor Ken Pease OBE, Manchester Business School gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
- Professor Hazel Kemshall, De Montfort University gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
- Professor Carol Hedderman, University of Leicester gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
- Mr David Chantler, Chief Executive, West Mercia Probation gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
- Assistant Chief Constable John Long, Avon and Somerset Police gave evidence on 8 Jun. [45]
- Mr John Quick, Merseyside Probation Trust gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
- Mr Crispin Blunt MP, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 14 Jun. [46]
- Colin Allars, Director, Probation and Contracted Services gave evidence on 14 Jun. [46]
- Martin Copsey, NOMS gave evidence on 14 Jun. [46]
- John Long, Avon and Somerset Police gave evidence on 8 Jun. [44]
May 2011
Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Probation
- Diana Fulbrook OBE, preferred candidate for Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Probation gave evidence on 11 May. [32]
Appointment of the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales
- Nigel Newcomen CBE, preferred candidate for Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Wales gave evidence on 17 May. [33]
Operation of the Family Courts
- Dr Rae Kaspiew, Australian Institute of Family Studies gave evidence on 10 May. [31]
- Dr Maggie Atkinson, The Children's Commissioner gave evidence on 10 May. [31]
- Jenny Clifton, Office of the Children's Commissioner gave evidence on 10 May. [31]
The role of the Probation Service
- Sonia Crozier, Sussex and Surrey Probation Trust gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- John Steele, Sussex and Surrey Probation Trust gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Leighe Rogers, Sussex and Surrey Probation Trust gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Linda Beanlands, Brighton and Hove City Council gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Graham Bartlett, Sussex Police gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Lisa Dando, Brighton Women's Centre gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Jason Mahoney, Hastings and Rother Primary Care Trust gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Claire Brown JP, Magistrate and Chair of Sussex Central Bench gave evidence on 24 May. [38]
- Sebert Cox, Probation Association gave evidence on 11 May. [39]
- Sue Hall, Probation Chiefs Association gave evidence on 11 May. [39]
- Christine Lawrie, Probation Association gave evidence on 11 May. [39]
- Tessa Webb, Probation Chiefs Association gave evidence on 11 May. [39]
- Jonathan Ledger, General Secretary, Napo gave evidence on 17 May. [40]
- Matthew Lay, UNISON gave evidence on 17 May. [40]
- Clive Martin, Clinks gave evidence on 18 May. [41]
- Rob Smith, Chief Executive, Youth Support Services gave evidence on 18 May. [41]
- Chris Wright, Catch22 gave evidence on 18 May. [41]
- Andrew Neilson, Howard League for Penal Reform gave evidence on 18 May. [41]
- Martin Narey, Chief Executive NOMS, 2004-2005 gave evidence on 23 May. [42]
April 2011
Operations of the Family Courts
- Mr Jonathan Djanogly MP, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 26 Apr. [30]
- Catherine Lee, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 26 Apr. [30]
- Tim Loughton MP, Department for Education gave evidence on 26 Apr. [30]
March 2011
ACCESS TO JUSTICE: GOVERNMENT’S PROPOSED REFORMS FOR LEGAL AID
- Nick Hurd MP, Cabinet Office gave evidence on 2 Mar. [27]
Operation of the Family Courts
- Rt Hon Sir Nicholas Wall, President of the Family Division gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- The Hon Mrs Justice Pauffley, gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- The Hon Mr Justice Ryder, gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- Dr Judith Freedman, Consortium of Expert Witnesses to the Family Courts gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- Judith Timms OBE, Nagalro gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- Harry Fletcher, Assistant General Secretary, Napo gave evidence on 1 Mar. [10]
- Martha Cover, Association of Lawyers for Children, representing the Interdisciplinary Alliance for Children gave evidence on 22 Mar. [29]
- Baroness Howarth OBE, Chair gave evidence on 22 Mar. [29]
- Anthony Douglas CBE, Chief Executive gave evidence on 22 Mar. [29]
- Bruce Clark, Director of Policy, Cafcass gave evidence on 22 Mar. [29]
The role of the Probation Service
- Professor Martin Chalkley, University of Dundee gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Genevieve Knight, Policy Studies Institute gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Jen Byrne, A4e gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Toby Eccles, Social Finance gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Helen Edwards CBE, gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Luke Edwards, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Ian Porée, National Offender Management Service gave evidence on 8 Mar. [14]
- Andrew Bridges CBE, HM Chief Inspector of Probation gave evidence on 29 Mar. [37]
February 2011
Access to Justice: Government's proposed reforms for legal aid
- Rt Hon Sir Nicholas Wall, President, Family Division gave evidence on 7 Feb. [24]
- Rt Hon Sir Anthony May, President, Queen's Bench Division gave evidence on 7 Feb. [24]
- HHJ Robert Martin, President, Social Entitlement Chamber gave evidence on 7 Feb. [24]
- Campbell Robb, Chief Executive gave evidence on 7 Feb. [24]
- Simon Pugh, Shelter gave evidence on 7 Feb. [24]
- Christina Blacklaws, Chair, Law Society's Legal Affairs and Policy Board gave evidence on 8 Feb. [25]
- Steve Hynes, Director, Legal Action Group (LAG) gave evidence on 8 Feb. [25]
- Laura Janes, Young Legal Aid Lawyers gave evidence on 8 Feb. [25]
- Paul Mendelle QC, Bar Council gave evidence on 8 Feb. [25]
- Mr Jonathan Djanogly MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State gave evidence on 16 Feb. [26]
- Sarah Albon, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 16 Feb. [26]
Access to Justice: Government’s Proposed Reforms for Legal Aid
- Emma Baldwin, Free Representation Unit gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
- Rebecca Scott, Legal Advice Manager, Royal Courts of Justice Advice Bureau gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
- Sally Denton, Senior Solicitor, Nottingham Law Centre gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
- Julie Bishop, Law Centres Federation gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
- Gillian Guy, Citizens Advice gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
- Paul Newdick CBE, Trustee, National Pro Bono Centre gave evidence on 1 Feb. [23]
January 2011
Appointment of the Chair of the Judicial Appointments Commission
- Mr Christopher Stephens, gave evidence on 31 Jan. [6]
Draft Sentencing Guidelines on Assault
- Nicola Padfield, University of Cambridge gave evidence on 11 Jan. [20]
- Professor Andrew Ashworth, University of Oxford gave evidence on 11 Jan. [20]
- Professor Neil Hutton, University of Strathclyde gave evidence on 11 Jan. [20]
Minutes of EvidenceHC 745-i
- Keir Starmer QC, Director of Public Prosecutions gave evidence on 18 Jan. [28]
- Peter Lewis, Crown Prosecution Service gave evidence on 18 Jan. [28]
Operations of the Family Courts
- Jonathan Ewen, Director, Barnardo's North East, Director of Family Placement gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
- Barbara Esam, NSPCC gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
- Fiona Weir, Gingerbread gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
- Stephen Cobb QC, Family Law Bar Association gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
- Jane Wilson, Member of Resolution National Committee and Chair of the Resolution Domestic Abuse Committee gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
- Linda Lee, Law Society gave evidence on 25 Jan. [11]
December 2010
ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND SENTENCING
- Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke MP QC, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 15 Dec. [22]
Draft Sentencing Guidelines on Assault and the work of the Council
- Lord Justice Leveson, Sentencing Council gave evidence on 14 Dec. [19]
Minutes of EvidenceHC 378-ii
- Sir Suma Chakrabarti KCB, Permanent Secretary gave evidence on 13 Dec. [8]
- Helen Edwards CBE, Director General, Justice Policy Group gave evidence on 13 Dec. [8]
- Ann Beasley CBE, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 13 Dec. [8]
November 2010
Examination of Witness
- Louise Casey CB, Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses gave evidence on 9 Nov. [17]
Minutes of Evidence649-i
- Sir Bill Callaghan, Chair gave evidence on 30 Nov. [21]
- Carolyn Downs, Chief Executive gave evidence on 30 Nov. [21]
- Ruth Wayte, Legal Services Commission gave evidence on 30 Nov. [21]
Minutes of EvidenceHC 636-i
- Mr Martin John, Office of the Public Guardian gave evidence on 23 Nov. [18]
- Mr David Thompson, Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunal Service gave evidence on 23 Nov. [18]
Operation of the Family Courts
- Craig Pickering, Families Need Fathers gave evidence on 16 Nov. [9]
- Lynn Chesterman, Chief Executive, The Grandparents' Association gave evidence on 16 Nov. [9]
- Nicola Harwin, Women's Aid gave evidence on 16 Nov. [9]
- Dr Julia Brophy, Oxford University gave evidence on 16 Nov. [9]
- Dr Lynne Harne, Bristol University gave evidence on 16 Nov. [9]
Revised Sentencing Guideline: Assault
- John Thornhill, Magistrates' Association gave evidence on 23 Nov. [5]
- Diana Barran, Co-ordinated Action Against Domestic Abuse gave evidence on 23 Nov. [5]
- Javed Khan, Victim Support gave evidence on 23 Nov. [5]
The role of the Probation Service
- Mark Mitchell, University of Portsmouth gave evidence on 2 Nov. [13]
- Barrie Crook, Chief Executive, Hampshire Probation Trust and Learning and Development lead for Probation Chiefs Association gave evidence on 2 Nov. [13]
- Lesley Thompson, Director, North West Training Consortium gave evidence on 2 Nov. [13]
- Robin Wilkinson, Director, NOMS Human Resources gave evidence on 2 Nov. [13]
- Alan Woods OBE, Skills for Justice gave evidence on 2 Nov. [13]
October 2010
COURT CLOSURES AND OTHER ISSUES WITHIN THE MINISTER’S REMIT
- Mr Jonathan Djanogly, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 19 Oct. [15]
- Mr Shaun McNally CBE, Operations and Performance Director gave evidence on 19 Oct. [15]
The role of the Probation Service
- Daniel Mitchell, Revolving Doors Agency national service user forum gave evidence on 12 Oct. [12]
- Brett Hawksley, Revolving Doors Agency national service user forum gave evidence on 12 Oct. [12]
- Angela Prince, Revolving Doors Agency national service user forum gave evidence on 12 Oct. [12]
- Daniel Coriat, Revolving Doors Agency national service user forum gave evidence on 12 Oct. [12]
- Tina Braithwaite, Revolving Doors Agency gave evidence on 12 Oct. [12]
The work of the Lord CHief Justice
September 2010
The work of the Judicial Appointments Commission
- Baroness Prashar, Chairman gave evidence on 7 Sep. [2]
- Jonathan Sumption OBE QC, Commissioner (professional-barrister) gave evidence on 7 Sep. [2]
- Edward Nally, Judicial Appointments Commission gave evidence on 7 Sep. [2]
July 2010
WORK OF THE MINISTRY OF JUSTICE
- Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC MP, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor gave evidence on 21 Jul. [7]
March 2010
The work of the Ministry of Justice
- Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor gave evidence on 10 Mar. [4]
November 2009
The work of the Ministry of Justice
- Rt Hon Jack Straw MP, Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor of England and Wales gave evidence on 24 Nov. [3]
October 2009
Ministry of Justice Departmental Annual Report 2008-09
- Sir Suma Chakrabarti KCB, Permanent Secretary gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
- Carolyn Downs, Permanent Secretary and Director General (Corporate Performance Group) gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
- Helen Edwards CBE, Director General (Criminal Justice Group) gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
- Peter Handcock CBE, Director General (Access to Justice) gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
- Marco Pierleoni, Director General (Finance and Commercial) gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
- Phil Wheatley CB, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on 13 Oct. [63]
19 October 2010
- Mr Jonathan Djanogly, Ministry of Justice gave evidence on ?. [65]
- Mr Shaun McNally CBE, Operations and Performance Director gave evidence on ?. [65]
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