The Law Pages

Operator: DEPENDABLE DATA LTD, United Kingdom

Search criminal judgments and sentences in England and Wales, with information about courts, offences and participants.

Compliance & Public Records

Open website (external website)

Product

The Law Pages: Criminal Offences and Court Cases, an editorial database of criminal judgments.

Availability and source date

Active

As of: 16 October 2026.

No functionality test has been performed.

Use in OSINT research

Helps find reported criminal proceedings and sentences imposed in England and Wales. The publisher processes court information and is a secondary source.

Queries

InputResultResult type
Person nameRecorded criminal proceedings involving defendants, judges or participating lawyers.
Retrieved
Keyword / free textCases matching an offence, court or case number, and information on sentencing ranges.
Retrieved

Features

  • Searches by defendants, offences, courts, judges and case numbers.
  • Filters by date, court type, age and offence category, among other criteria.
  • Links criminal offences to sentencing ranges and examples from court cases.
  • Shows participating lawyers and sentences imposed where recorded for the case.

Categories

  • Compliance & Public Records
  • Courts & insolvency

Coverage

Geographical coverage

England and Wales

Dataset

Editorially recorded criminal proceedings and sentences. The focus is on serious offences and cases of public interest.

Access

Requirements

Public entry pages; the provider offers free Public Membership for criminal judgment searches.

Export

Unknown

Provider

DEPENDABLE DATA LTD

Country of establishment

United Kingdom

Interfaces

No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.

Usage note

The provider restricts copying and reuse of its database. Details are set out in the terms of use.

Limitations

  • The collection does not cover all criminal proceedings.
  • Personal details may be anonymised once statutory periods have expired.
  • According to the provider, individual case reports are generally available for six months, with exceptions in the public interest.

Guides and practical reports

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Sources

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