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Daniel Alge

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Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering (Director of Graduate Programs) at Texas A&M University
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How did the courts backlog get so bad?

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By Daniel Alge
| Brunel University
Dr Daniel Alge is a Senior Lecturer in Criminology & Criminal Justice, Brunel University of London. Across England and Wales, delays in the Crown Courts have become an endemic feature of the justice system. Criminal trials are scheduled years after alleged offences, with some in London now being listed as far ahead as 2029.
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How did the courts backlog get so bad?

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By Daniel Alge
| Inkl
Across England and Wales, delays in the Crown Courts have become an endemic feature of the justice system. Criminal trials are scheduled years after alleged offences, with some in London now being listed as far ahead as 2029. The most recent official statistics show that as of autumn 2025, the backlog in the Crown Court, which deals with the most serious criminal cases, had reached nearly 80,000 outstanding cases.
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How did the courts backlog get so bad?

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By Daniel Alge
| Tolerance Canada
By Daniel Alge, Senior Lecturer in Criminology & Criminal Justice, Brunel University of London Across England and Wales, delays in the Crown Courts have become an endemic feature of the justice system. Criminal trials are scheduled years after alleged offences, with some in London now being listed as far ahead as 2029. The most recent… Read complete article © The Conversation -
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