The Cloud Video Platform (CVP), which is used by witnesses, barristers, prisons, journalists and all parties involved in court cases to attend remotely, was not functioning on Tuesday morning.
One barrister at another court, who did not want to be named, said they had also been told of a “national issue”, and that some lawyers were also reporting technical issues with a separate system that is used to prepare and share information in crown courts. “It’s absolute chaos,” they added.
It means that cases involving people who cannot be physically present in the court cannot go ahead. That includes defendants appearing from prison by video link and barristers who are attending cases remotely.
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