Sentences with phrase «increasing public confidence in the system»
Community justice minister Maria Eagle said today: «Community justice courts are an efficient and effective way of conducting court operations, increasing public confidence in the system, reducing crime and giving communities the power to influence decisions.
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«Juxtaposing the corruption that has recently been exposed to our topic of discussion today, brings so much to deliberate on because it is universally recognized that increased access to justice depends on public confidence in the justice system.
The bill also promises to strengthen data protection laws in order to increase the public confidence in criminal law and the fairness of the justice system as a whole.
Speaking in response to the Queen's speech, Business Secretary Vince Cable said increased penalties and regulation were needed in order to restore public confidence in the immigration system.
Speaking in response to the Queen's speech, Business Secretary Vince Cable said increased penalties and regulation were needed to restore public confidence in the immigration system.
«The project is to basically increase the confidence in the regulatory system for protecting workers and also, by extension, members of the public...» More...
He claimed the education system is facing a «perfect storm of both decreasing public confidence and increasing pressure in the system as the greater emphasis on end - of - term exams creates even more work for examiners over the summer».
The great increase in the percentage of unrepresented litigants is not due to a loss of public confidence in the justice system.
Agarwal consistently calls for a more diverse bar and judiciary, saying it is fundamentally important to increasing public confidence in the justice system, especially among visible minority communities.
It would then issue recommendations for «changes in oversight, policies, practices, and laws to reduce crime, increase public safety and promote confidence in the criminal justice system.»
IAALS Executive Director Rebecca Love Kourlis told WDRB that the type of system Nemes proposes — which puts merit over a judge's ability to win an election — tends to result in fewer disciplinary issues and more diversity on the bench as well as increased public trust and confidence in the judiciary.
It was found that efforts to increase voter turnout had instead resulted in decreased public confidence in the system.
It is intended to increase public confidence in the justice system and improve access to justice.