The legal system is failing some of the UK’s most vulnerable people. Help us raise funds to make it fit for purpose.
On Sunday 8 October 2017, runners from across the legal profession are taking on the Royal Parks Foundation Half Marathon, in aid of JUSTICE. The money they raise through running the 13.1 mile route will support a new JUSTICE Working Party called ‘What is a trial?’ – in addition to our other work.
Research has found that less than half of people in England and Wales have confidence in the effectiveness of the justice system. We want to help change this.
Legal processes can be confusing and distressing for members of the public who find themselves 
engaged in the trial process. The What is a trial? will review the participation of court users in their own proceedings, making recommendations to reduce the disconnect between lawyers and lay people, including the most vulnerable and disadvantaged.
JUSTICE is a small charity, with limited resources. Without that support of people like you, we simply could not continue our work.
Donate to TeamJUSTICE here or sponsor one of our TeamJUSTICE heroes:
Brick Court Chambers
Colin West
Ben Woolgar
Sophie Shaw
Alec Haydon
Richard Blakeley
Simmons & Simmons LLP
Alix Boberg
Richard Sims
Robert Allen
Paul Baker
Stuart Doxford
Amy Cook
Helen Soutter
Blake Morgan LLP
Rosie Bridge
Peter Lewis
Leo Cutler
Catherine Levi
Adam Brill
Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
Sonja Sreckovic
Jacqui Eaves
Tim McIver
Katten Muchin Rosenman UK LLP
Joe Payne
Victoria Jepson
Rhodri Preece
Chris Collins
Emma Bosworth
Berwin Leighton Paisner LLP
Aaron Stephens
Segun Osuntokun
Donate to TeamJUSTICE for 2017.
Find out more about the What is a trial? Working Party.
In 2016, TeamJUSTICE raised £20,684. Find at more here.