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Daniel Alge

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  • Senior Lecturer in Criminology & Criminal Justice, Brunel University of London
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March 17, 2026

How did the courts backlog get so bad?

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

By autumn 2025 the Crown Court backlog had reached nearly 80,000 outstanding cases.
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December 2, 2025

Jury trials: what the UK government’s plan to limit them would mean for victims, defendants and courts

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

The right to jury trial is a symbolic cornerstone of justice in England and Wales.
The UK justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, visits HMP Bedford in July 2024. Joe Giddens/PA images
May 23, 2025

Do shorter prison sentences make society less safe? What the evidence says

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

The prison population is projected to increase to up to 105,000 by 2029 unless changes are made.
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April 23, 2025

What does the UK Supreme Court’s gender ruling mean for trans men?

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

The decision means trans men can be exluded from men’s single-sex spaces – but may also be excluded from women’s spaces.
The justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, speaks in July 2024 on prison overcrowding. House of Commons / Flickr
March 11, 2025

New sentencing guidelines will make the UK’s justice system more fair, not less – expert view

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

The wider use of pre-sentence reports could help reduce existing racial disparities in sentencing.
Supporters of Lucy Letby demonstrate during her 2024 appeal hearing. Thomas Krych/ZUMA Press Wire
February 13, 2025

Will Lucy Letby get a retrial? Here’s what happens next with her case

Daniel Alge, Brunel University of London

The panel’s findings put the case in uncharted territory given Letby’s very recent convictions and the continuing public inquiry into the case.
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