News Archive 2005
January | February | March | April | May | June | July | September | October | November | December
March
15 March 2005
Launch of the National Enforcement Service (NES)
17 March 2005
Urgent message for Administrative Court users (Word 0.00Kb)
18 March 2005
Agency launched by Her Majesty the Queen at the Royal Courts of Justice
June
10 June 2005
Derby Magistrates' Court Open Day 18th June
An open day will be held at Derby Magistrates' Court on Saturday 18th June, from 10.30 to 3.30 pm. There will be mock Crown Courts and 'Ask the Judge' sessions held during the morning. A Schools Mock Trial Competition will be held during the afternoon. Throughout the day there will be presentations from all criminal justice agencies, tours of the cells, magistrates' mock courts, a childrens quiz and face painting. All are welcome and admission is free.
24 June 2005
News Release issued by The Master of the Rolls
A new website has been launched for the Court of Appeal (Civil Division), designed to provide online information and services for civil appeals
July
20 July 2005
Judgment in the case of R v Harris, Rock, Cherry, and Faulder
is available on the website
September
29th September 2005
Ian Huntley Order passed down
October
11 October 2005
Overall Response to the HMICA Inspection of Domestic Violence, Safety and Family Proceedings (PDF 0.00Kb)
A summary report on how HM Courts Service will address the recommendations made by HM Inspectorate of Court Administration on domestic violence, safety and family proceedings.
11 October 2005
HM Inspectorate of Court Administration's (HMICA) report on domestic violence, safety and family proceedings
This report is a thematic review of the handling of domestic violence issues by the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS) and the administration of family courts in Her Majesty's Courts Service (HMCS).
11 October 2005
CAFCASS' response to the HMICA report
27 October 2005
Guidance on disclosing information about Family Proceedings involving children which are heard in private
From 31 October the Family Proceedings (Amendment No 4) Rules 2005 and the Family Proceedings Courts (Miscellaneous Amendments) Rules 2005 come into force. These rules will allow parties and other specified people to disclose certain information from family proceedings heard in private involving children, to other specified people for specific purposes, without needing the permission of the court. The rules do not apply to disclosure in adoption proceedings where different rules apply. A guidance leaflet is now available.
November
09 November 2005
Introduction of a new civil procedure form - N149 Allocation Questionnaire (PDF 0.00Kb)
14 November 2005
Chancery Guide 2005
The new Chancery Guide 2005 is now published. It may also be purchased as a booklet from the Royal Courts of Justice Fees Office (£4.75).
22 November 2005
Northumbria Focus Autumn 2005
The first edition of the Northumbria newsletter for court users has been published. This newsletter will be produced quarterly and bring users up to date with local news and publicise events taking place in the area.
December
02 December 2005
N149 - Allocation Questionnaire (Small Claims Track) (PDF 0.00Kb)