2018 news

The Access to Justice Advisory Panel, Chaired by Senator Paul Routier MBE, held a number of public hearings during 2016 and 2017 to take evidence on how the legal aid scheme could be improved

The HMCI report concluded that it was a "good report on a good prison" and described La Moye as a 'safe prison with low levels of violence' with professional officers who were respected by prisoners

Online surveys have been developed available for children aged from three to eighteen years old.

The Chief Minister announced that the government would be leading the way as a good employer by adopting the Caritas Living Wage.

An Islandwide consultation, which will run from 8 February to 22 April 2018, invites Islanders to have their say about the future of the former children's home

Jersey’s Superintendent Registrar, Claire Follain, said that her Office has received a number of calls since the new law was debated in the States last week.

Deputy Moore said: “It is of great concern, and #itsnotok, that 186 sexual offences were reported in Jersey last year and that the States of Jersey police are certain that this type of crime is still under-reported."