The UK Government has published its response to the Leveson report, which focuses on improving the situation of crime victims in the criminal justice system. A key element of the proposed measures is the implementation of technology designed to speed up case proceedings and reduce waiting times for victims. Specifically, pilot trials of Virtual Remand Hearings are planned. This format will allow some judicial procedures to be conducted remotely, which should reduce the number of delays that victims face on their path to justice. The initiative is part of a broader reform programme aimed at modernizing the judicial system and increasing trust in it among crime victims. The authors of the Leveson report previously pointed out systemic problems that slow down case proceedings and compound the traumatic experience of victims forced to interact repeatedly with the courts. The Government believes that the use of digital technology will not only speed up the process but also make it less burdensome for participants, including witnesses and victims. Details of the pilot programmes' implementation, including timelines and regions for conduct, are currently being clarified by relevant authorities.