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Radical reform of Legal Aid budget unveiled

LAPG FEARS CARTER PROPOSALS WILL REDUCE QUALITY OF SERVICE TO CLIENTS

LAPG DEMANDS PUBLIC DEFENDER SERVICE FINAL RESEARCH REPORT

Carter review racks up ?1.5m

Redical reform of legal aid system needed, says Carter

The LCCSA response: 'Lord Carters? recommendations are a disaster for access to justice'

Criminal Proceedings in the Magistrates' Court: Exceptional Funding On The Grounds Of Hardship

No re-accreditation for criminal law duty solicitors!

Summary of responses to consultation on changes to the General Criminal Contract, due October 2006

Crime law firm owners demand to be heard

Call for consultation

Great expectations

Flexible legal fees

Falconer gets tough as legal aid deadline looms

!! STOP PRESS !! Lord Carter?s 'Final Report' is to be published on 13th July...

Market for legal aid backed by ministers

Getting Carter ? the future of legal aid

LSC acting chief exec among those to gain recognition in Queen?s birthday honours

Lord Carter publishes his summary of research

Bigger may not be better

Survey boost for Carter

Society calls for more devolved powers to make preferred supplier scheme work

Baird to monitor race

The DCA consults on the re-introduction of the means test

LCCSA responds to consulation on 'preferred suppliers'

Wait until I get Carter

Criminal solicitors claim ?75 funding gap fee is ?too low?

Defiance over cases

Consultation on the reform of the LSC's Applications and Appeals Procedures

Is the legal aid brief jinxed?

Consultation on amendments to the General Criminal Contract from October 2006

Poor suffering most as legal aid 'is scraped to the bone' say judges

DCA consult on re-introduction of means test

Minority firms 'will suffer under Carter'

Master of his domain

LSC publishes MDA Research into impact of London Competitive Tendering Proposals on BME firms

Amendments to the General Criminal Contracts to come in to force 17/05/2006

Association of Major London Criminal Law Firms welcomes Carter!

CAN PAY SHOULD PAY – CRIMINAL LEGAL AID REFORMS

Reprieve for vital legal aid service after pressure from the Law Society

Solicitors hit out at LSC supplier scheme

Harman takes on legal aid role in DCA reshuffle

Preferred supplier consultation launch

MPs condemn LSC support cut

CLSA delivers 'no' verdict on Carter's strategy

Outcome of Consultation – General Criminal and General Civil Contracts (April 2006)

LSC faces legal battle over support service

The Constitutional Affairs Committee hold a one-off evidence session

Asian lawyers cast doubt on consortia plan for legal aid

Carter sets terms for legal aid revolution

Will the market rob crime solicitors?

Funding fundamentals