Died waiting: Inside a system of delay and unfinished cases
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Crime
May 3, 2026
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The administration of justice in any jurisdiction is supposed to be fair, impartial and accessible.
But for years, delays have raised a harder question: if justice comes too late, who is the system really serving?
In part two of this three-part series, Guardian Media Investigations Desk examines how the justice system is working in practice, from delay inside the courts to the pressure it creates outside them, and what that means for the people who administer it and for those caught inside it.
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