Justice for dirty money: Seizing the opportunities to tackle corruption, economic crime and SLAPPs, October 2025

7 October, 2025 | 0 minute read

The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice has key opportunities to tackle corruption and dirty money by:
– Strengthening the Hillsborough Law to ensure robust accountability and effective enforcement against abuses of public office and corruption;
– Introducing ticketed judges to beat the backlog of economic crime cases and take forward Lord Leveson’s proposals for removing jury trial for complex and lengthy
economic crime cases; and
– Protecting London’s reputation as a global legal centre by eliminating “SLAPPs” and promoting accountability for high ethical standards in the legal profession.

We address each of these recommendations in the file attached below.

Other Documents

Briefing on MOJ opportunities to tackle corruption and economic crime [As published]