Corrections & Complaints Policy
Crime & Court is committed to accuracy, fairness, and responsible reporting.
If you believe that any content published on this site is factually inaccurate, misleading, or unfair, you may contact us with the relevant details. We will review concerns in good faith and, where appropriate, make corrections or clarifications.
What We Consider
We will consider requests that relate to:
- Factual inaccuracies or errors of record
- Incorrect description of legal status or court outcomes
- Material omissions that affect the understanding of a case
We may ask for supporting information or sources to assist our review.
How Corrections Are Made
Where a correction is justified, we aim to:
- Amend the content promptly
- Ensure the correction reflects verifiable information
- Update the article in a way that preserves context and clarity
In cases of material change, a brief update note may be added for transparency.
What We Do Not Do
Crime & Court does not:
- Remove accurate content solely because it is unfavourable
- Alter factual reporting to suit personal or reputational interests
- Engage in disputes about opinion where it is clearly identified as such
Complaints and Escalation
If you wish to raise a broader complaint about editorial standards or fairness, you may do so via our contact page. Complaints will be reviewed in line with our published editorial standards.
This policy exists to maintain trust and accountability, and to ensure Crime & Court remains a reliable and responsible reference resource.