Tag Archive for "London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association" | Lccsa

Posts Tagged ‘London Criminal Courts Solicitors Association’

LGFS CONSULTATION POSITION STATEMENT

Terrible blow: appeal fails against controversial criminal legal aid ‘reforms’ but access to justice campaigners...

Tuesday Truth 03/02/2015

Bar accused of taking 'cheap shots' at solicitor-advocates

The Life and Times of the Criminal Defence Lawyer: The Tuesday Truth

MoJ ‘some way off’ a viable criminal contract scheme

Criminal solicitor groups mull Society’s ‘generous offer’

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

Practitioner bodies berate ‘face-saving’ bar deal

Ministry plays down fee protest as judge acts

Crackdown on corrupt lawyers who help criminals

New court challenge to Grayling's legal aid custs

Legal aid cuts: solicitors and probation officers begin mass walkouts | Law | theguardian.com

Solicitors join forces with probation staff in 48-hour walkout

Making a fool of Justice

Criminal solicitors to walk out for third time over legal aid cuts | Law |...

Practitioner groups poised to escalate legal aid protest

Solicitors to work to rule for the first time ever

Solicitors announce protests in solidarity with barristers

Advocate Issue 78

Joint statement on the Transforming Legal Aid Consultation paper

Advocate Issue 77

Advocate Issue 76

Ballot on crime proposals as profession seeks consensus

Introducing the Justice Alliance

Hundreds attend legal aid protest rally

Advocate Issue 75

Blur star drums up opposition to criminal legal aid cuts

Advocate Issue 74

Advocate Issue 72

The LCCSA Responds to QASA Consultation

Woolwich Crown Court and Secure Email

Legal Aid Processing – Olympic Contingency Planning Arrangements

Advocate Issue 70

Advocate Issue 69

Kingston Crown Court restricts service of applications for bail to CJSM only

QASA and Bribery Act issues

Advocate Issue 67

Ray Shaw addresses the annual meeting of Resident Judges

Tendering criminal defence services to be delayed until Autumn 2013

Advocate Issue 66

Paul Harris acted for Salman Butt in ?spot-fixing? trial

Solicitors will represent defendants for free (or will they?)

Advocate Issue 65

Advocate Issue 64

Advocate Issue 62

Advocate Issue 61

Advocate Issue 59

Advocate Issue 58

Advocate Issue 57

LCCSA response to VHCC consultation

LCCSA respond to the duty solicitor slot allocation from October 2007 consultation paper