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Minister accused of bullying over legal aid reforms

Judicial Review 8th September

JR – Claimant's Skeleton

Society launches campaign

Mozambique sets up legal aid body

Judicial Review 8th & 9th September

MoJ ‘some way off’ a viable criminal contract scheme

Legal aid contract tender deferred

Legal aid contract tender delayed

Legal aid – residence test

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Public supports legal aid, poll shows

Legal aid campaigner dies at 59

‘Don’t put legal aid into retirement’

Legal aid firms merge to create new giant

Op Cotton silk banks over double legal aid rates

Legal Aid agency ‘in no position’ to tender

Police killer ‘wastes legal aid’ in fight for easy time in jail

Grayling’s residence test for legal aid ruled unlawful

Publicly funded bar facing post-LASPO exodus

Residence test for civil aid survives Commons vote

Society pledges fresh support for criminal solicitors

Grayling agrees legal aid truce with barristers over complex fraud trials | Law | theguardian.com

Society receives funding request for aid JR

Bar and MoJ announce fee deal

Barristers’ fees stand-off ends in a temporary ‘victory for commonsense’

Practitioner bodies berate ‘face-saving’ bar deal

Aid cuts leave thousands in hands of amateur lawyers, MPs told

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Legal aid, Mr Rockefeller?

Prison law legal aid appeal granted

Talks look set to settle dispute over VHCCs

Legal aid guidance unlawful, High Court rules

12.15 Monday 16 June – Magna Carta Day

Are you for Justice?

Bid to save legal aid for domestic violence victims

Public Defender Service adds three silks

MoJ set to clash with bar over PDS expansion

Operation Cotton: the case with no barristers

New court challenge to Grayling's legal aid custs

JR proceedings begin over legal aid cuts

Call the PDS, regulator tells solicitors caught in protest

Call the PDS, regulator tells solicitors caught in protest

Complex fraud case back on, in defeat for PM’s lawyer brother

Headmaster paid salary despite confessing to spying on children's toilets

Court of Appeal overturns stay in case hit by bar boycott

Grayling head-hunts QCs to save fraud trials

Law firm paid legal aid for case that was bound to fail

Cutting legal aid was a mistake, say judges

Leading judges in damning attack on civil aid cuts

Ensuring that fraud trials do not grind to a halt

VHCC appeal allows Grayling’s intervention