Approximately 40 Members of Parliament from the Labour Party have collectively written a letter to Sir Keir Starmer, raising concerns regarding recent proposals that aim to limit the scope of jury trials in the United Kingdom. The MPs argue that such restrictions could undermine a fundamental aspect of the justice system, which relies on juries to provide impartial judgment in criminal cases. The letter emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of jury trials to ensure fairness and transparency in judicial proceedings. Critics of the proposal suggest that curbing jury participation may reduce public confidence in the legal process and could potentially impact trials’ impartiality. The government has yet to respond to the concerns raised by the MPs, and the debate continues amid wider discussions about reforms to the justice system. The issue highlights ongoing tensions between legislative changes aimed at streamlining legal procedures and preserving core judicial rights that underpin democratic legal systems.