JUSTICE will be needed in the future – you can help to secure it
Since 1957, JUSTICE has played a major part in many progressive changes to our legal system, including:
- The Ombudsman system
- The Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
- The Crown Prosecution Service
- Data protection laws
- The Royal Commission on Criminal Justice and the Criminal Cases Review Commission
- Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights, via the Human Rights Act 1998
- The International Criminal Court (via membership of the International Commission of Jurists)
- Incorporation of safeguards on disclosure in criminal cases
- Fairer sentencing and asylum procedures
- Moves towards a more transparent system for judicial appointments
We want to ensure that generations to come can enjoy an effective and transparent legal system. By leaving a gift in your will, you can safeguard the future of JUSTICE, making sure our work continues to strengthen the justice system long into the future.
Leave a legacy of fair and accessible justice for all
Contact your solicitors and ask them to add a codicil to your existing will or help you draft a new one – they can advise you on the exact wording.
Ways to leave a gift in your will:
- Residuary– this gift is a percentage of your remaining estate once all the expenses, liabilities and other specific gifts have been paid
- Pecuniary– this gift is a specific amount of money
- Specific– this gift is a specific item for example, jewellery or antiques
You only need to say that you are leaving a gift to JUSTICE and include our registered charity numbers – England and Wales: 1058580 Scotland: SC043518
For more information, contact info@justice.org.uk