Support for Jurors

Justice and Home Affairs Committee Open Inquiry
Opened: 24 Jul 2026 Parliament page
The Justice and Home Affairs Committee is undertaking a short investigation into support for jurors in England and Wales, focusing on the health and mental health impact of the experience of being a juror.
7 Written submissions
3 Oral sessions
3 Events
Activity timeline 11 events
15 Sep
2026
Oral evidence
15 Sep
2026
Formal meeting (private meeting) · Millbank House
9 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0011
8 Sep
2026
Oral evidence
2 Sep
2026
Oral evidence
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0008
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0007
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0006
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0005
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0004
2 Sep
2026
Written evidence · SFJ0003
Oral evidence sessions 3 sessions
15 Sep 2026
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8 Sep 2026
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HHJ Kaly Kaul KC · GMB Kaly Kaur KC · GMB Kama Melly KC · The Criminal Bar Association Philip Stott · Bar Council
2 Sep 2026
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Dr Hannah Fawcett · Manchester Metropolitan University Dr Matt Brooks · Manchester Metropolitan University
Written evidence 7 submissions recorded

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SFJ0011
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 9 Sep 2026 The Rivers Centre, NHS Lothian
SFJ0008
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 2 Sep 2026 Mrs Angela Moreton , The Full Impact
SFJ0007
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 2 Sep 2026 Dr Kingsley Obi Omeihe, University of the West of Scotland
SFJ0006
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 2 Sep 2026 Dr Hannah Fawcett, Manchester Metropolitan University
SFJ0005
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 2 Sep 2026 Dr Nicola Mallowan, Buckinghamshire New University
SFJ0004
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 2 Sep 2026 Dr Joe Poole, NHS
SFJ0003
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 2 Sep 2026 MR ISHTIAQ HUSSAIN, Independent Analysis and Policy Architecture (IAAPA)