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A crown court judge has refused to extend the custody time limit for keeping a man in prison awaiting canada stanley trial and accused the government of under-funding the criminal justice system during the pandemic.Amid a growing backlog of cases, Judge Raynor at Woolwich crown court on Tuesday issued stanley website a highly critical 24-page ruling on the case of a 19-year-old who has been held for almost a year. He contrasted the Ministry of Justices inadequate efforts with the success of emergency courts in Spain and South Korea.It is the second time in the past month that the same judge has warned that he cannot repeatedly order defendants to remain behind bars if the justice system is failing to bring them to trial.At the weekend the government announced it would have to extend custody time limit vaso stanley s to cope with delays caused by the partial shutdown of the courts during lockdown. The MoJ also pledged 拢80m, and an extra 1,600 court staff, and towards more emergency Nightingale courts.The number of crown court cases awaiting trial has risen to almost 44,000 and the criminal justice system is buckling under the pressure.The MoJ has said that more than 90% of court buildings are open 鈥?although not such a high proportion of courts are being used. It is planning to open more emergency Nightingale courts.In his ruling, Raynor said: Given that the coronavirus situation has been, and remains as, an exceptional one, the level of response should, from the outset of the pandemic, have been highly significant.