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Legal aid firms merge to create new giant

MoJ confirms fee rises for part-time judges

Heroism bill unnecessary, says former solicitor general

MoJ facing claims for judicial fees

Op Cotton silk banks over double legal aid rates

Hundreds of cases left without interpreter

Wright is new attorney general

Plans revealed to slash coroner areas by at least 25%

Society pledges fresh support for criminal solicitors

Society receives funding request for aid JR

Bar and MoJ announce fee deal

Practitioner bodies berate ‘face-saving’ bar deal

Sign language trial ‘big step forward’

Talks look set to settle dispute over VHCCs

MoJ figures paint stark picture of aid decline

Criminal Procedure Rules 2014

High court rules vulnerable defendants deserve equal protection

Date set for halted fraud trial

Mediation underspend by MoJ

Bid to save legal aid for domestic violence victims

Legal aid ‘impasse’ forces top family judge to adjourn

Public Defender Service adds three silks

The primary school children with criminal convictions

MoJ set to clash with bar over PDS expansion

JR proceedings begin over legal aid cuts

MoJ's ‘high-risk’ projects on the rise

Court of Appeal overturns stay in case hit by bar boycott

Courts Wi-Fi roll-out timetable ‘slips’

MoJ rules out further reform of legal services regulation

PM’s brother calls for stay in case hit by protest

One in six inmates has drunk alcohol in jail

Minister grants legal aid for Brixton riot inquest

Wasted costs order quashed against ‘no returns’ barrister

Criminal Procedure Rule Committee: an invitation to comment on a proposal to make new rules...

Bar votes to accept MoJ legal aid deal

Legal aid consultation ‘unlawful’, solicitors claim

News focus: legal aid protest escalates

BBC News – Solicitors and probation workers strike over plans

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

Solicitors join forces with probation staff in 48-hour walkout

Francis: a working family man, wrongly accused.

Bar rebels over deal on legal aid cuts

Bar calls off action after legal aid cuts are postponed

An Open Letter to Simon Hughes

The “Most Expensive” Legal Aid?

Grayling Day

Magistrates’ chief backs TV licence law change

Ministry ticked off over barrister earnings claim

MoJ spent £3m on legal advice for probation privatisation

Solicitors to work to rule for the first time ever

Ministry ticked off over barristers’ earning claim

MoJ singled out in damning review of contracting