Justice & Legislation Executive (JLE)

A national framework to finally enforce the law and protect victims and children.

For decades, domestic abuse victims, child victims, and protective parents have suffered because the system does not follow its own legislation. The laws exist — they are simply not applied.

There is no regulator with the legal authority to demand compliance, remove dangerous professionals, or intervene when safeguarding fails.

The Justice & Legislation Executive (JLE) is the enforcement mechanism that has never existed before.

Why the JLE Matters

Across the UK and Ireland:

Police dismiss criminal offences as “civil disputes”
Family courts minimise evidence and override safeguarding
PD12J is ignored
Coercive control laws are rarely applied
Children are placed with perpetrators
Social workers use opinion instead of evidence
Victims are blamed, pathologised or labelled mentally unstable
Complaints procedures protect professionals, not victims

There is currently no body that enforces the law across agencies.
The JLE changes that.

What the JLE Does

The JLE ensures that every professional and every organisation involved in safeguarding or victim justice:

Applies the law
Upholds safeguarding duties
Follows domestic abuse and coercive control legislation
Uses evidence, not bias or opinion
Protects victims and children as the first priority

This creates a single, enforceable standard of lawful professional conduct across Police, Social Care, Judiciary, CAFCASS, Guardians, Education, Health, and Local Authorities.

Powers of the JLE

The JLE has the authority to:

Compel cooperation from police, courts, social services and all safeguarding agencies
Demand evidence, case files and decision pathways
Mandate corrective action when law is breached
Remove professionals who act negligently or dangerously
Escalate criminal negligence
Report national failings and outcomes publicly

This is regulation with teeth.