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Posts Tagged ‘Constitutional Affairs’

Open for application – Fee-paid Judge of the First-tier Tribunal, Immigration and Asylum

Lord Chancellor ?may be in breach of duty?, warns LCJ

Home Office splits to join 'today's world'

Lawyers protest in bid to save legal aid

Legal aid in the 21st century

Solicitors plan work-to-rule over new legal aid payments

Courts to grind to halt as union votes for strike

Justice in the balance

Announcement of evidence session: Implementation of the Carter Review of Legal Aid

Flouting referral rules may be made a crime

Striking out at Carter

Baird makes statement on Government response to the consultation on legal aid procurement

City firms call on Whitehall to scrap legal aid reforms

The Legal Aid Minister answers some questions

Whitehall plans to slash court areas by almost half

Call to imprison journalists caught in foul play

Minister meets local lawyers in Legal Aid consultation

The LSC consults on Lord Carter's recommendations

Bar Council welcomes aspects of Carter package but criticises delay in reversing historic cuts

'Set legal aid fee would save time'

Great expectations

Getting Carter ? the future of legal aid

Why the Legal Services Bill is a must for the profession

A mentoring scheme aims to attract more people from ethnic minorities to the magistrates bench

Fined ?13m, but Hatfield rail firms given ?21m costs

?18.4m legal aid for fraud case lawyers

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

1,300 justice system posts axed

Goodbye to the Old Boy's network

DOING LAW DIFFERENTLY

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

Carter could fix it

Prison vote ban 'breaches rights'

Bar claims ?crude? legal aid pay rules hit women hardest

Culprit confirmed

Bar warns Falconer

Families of murder victims to have their say in court

Top criminal legal aid barristers on £500,000-plus

Falconer in storm over legal aid aid cuts

Public get online voice on court TV

Inner city youngsters face trial by teens

Barristers go public