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New Lord Chancellor

LCCSA response to MOJ consultation: litigator fees and court appointees

LCCSA welcomes reversal of botched criminal legal aid contracting

Statement regarding response from The Lord Chancellor

CBA Ballot

London solicitors will not act in legal aid cases after 1st July

Everything will be all right in the end. If it's not all right, then it's...

The Tuesday Truth – the art of spin and the unlawful actions of the MOJ

Trust the judges, says Grayling, on totally secret terror trial

Protocol for 31st March & 1st April 2014

President’s Report

Grayling Day

Criminal defence sector – do we sit back and watch the car crash?

Prison Legal Aid Changes

I quit, says judge rebuked for championing marriage

Law Society EGM

President's Report

'This is astonishing stuff': Split over legal aid shake-up goes right to the top

Grayling should listen to legal aid evidence

Are the MOJ moving the goalposts on the required savings?

London legal profession ?leads the world?, says Lord Chancellor

Lord Judge, Lord Chief Justice, to Retire Next Summer

Chris Grayling sworn in as Lord Chancellor

Justice chief guilty of not being a lawyer

Advice on travel disbursements for LGFS claims.

Case management; murder; and costs

Ministers under attack over role in selecting top judges

Senior President of Tribunals Appointment: The Right Honourable Lord Justice Sullivan

Domestic violence concession as MPs back government?s legal aid stance

Legal aid

TLS loses challenge against abolition of committal fee

IN THE MATTER OF AN APPLICATION UNDER THE LEGAL AID FOR CROWN COURT PROCEEDINGS (COSTS)...

Lord Chancellor?s incorrect statement

The Legal Aid Bill will turn access to justice into life?s little luxury

Legal aid cuts ?will deny poor access to justice?, says Lord Woolf

Constitutional Committee Critical of Legal Aid Bill

Former solicitors appointed as Circuit Court Judges

Quota system may be considered for judges

R v (1) OMAR KHYAM (2) SALAHUDDIN AMIN (3) JAWED AKBAR (4) ANTHONY GARCIA (5)...

How well behaved are Britain?s judges?

Attorney-General's first task is to rewrite her job description

Government 'underestimated' reforms

A-G role under microscope

Peer review

Justice combo wins thumbs up

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

Passing judgment on the judges

Cabinet battle over justice ministry

Pressure grows on Falconer over legal aid

Law is second to policy in fight against terrorism, says Lord Chancellor

Labour MPs sign up to legal aid campaign

Guildhall stage for courtroom drama