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Posts Tagged ‘Queens Counsel’

Football director 'taken hostage and forced to resign at gunpoint'

Mother's fear over killer's appeal

There'll be no playing to the court, thank you, professor

Prison for devoted son who strangled overdose mother

Rape and the sobering argument of consent

R V (1) ANGELA ALISON GAY (2) IAN ANTHONY GAY (2006)

ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S REFERENCE (NO. 6 OF 2006) SUB NOM R V MICHAEL JOHN FARISH (2006)

PC who tipped off criminals for cash

R V MOHAMMED AKHTAR TAHIR (2006)

Minister, the grass is not greener across the Channel

R V IAN LLOYD HOWELL (2006)

?2.5 million support for sexual violence victims

Expert witnesses can help juries to judge fairly

Leading lawyer attacks Blair's 'insidious' human rights reforms

Law chief reviews baby rape terms

Harman takes on legal aid role in DCA reshuffle

R V DANELLS (2006)

R V QAYYUM (2006)

Act now to end this shambles in our courts, lawyers' leaders demand

'Fair' rating motivates CPS

Wigs may go in law courts' great divide

MINISTER BACKS NEW INITIATIVE TO ENSURE CRIMINALS PAY VICTIMS COMPENSATION

R V GABRIEL SOLOMONS (2006)

15% bonus scheme for CPS lawyers

R V LILIANE MAKUWA (2006)

Lawyers to bid for work in legal aid free market

LEGAL AID REVIEW ? NEW STRUCTURE ?AN IMPORTANT FIRST STEP?:

R v SAMUEL B (2006)

High hopes

R v (1) KEVIN FRIEND (2) RICHARD TARRANT (2006)

R V L (2005)

R V KANDAVANAM KUMAR (2005)

Barristers call off fees protest

Bar chairman calls for redistribution of costs to tackle legal aid funding crisis

DPP unveils agreement on crime evidence

James Sturman QC. First lawyer to get £1m plus in legal aid fees

Grumpy judge convictions quashed

Bar warns Falconer

BARNARD V SAPPI EUROPE LTD & ANOR (2005)

?Tinkering? Falconer rules out extra cash

QC selection board replaces system of secret soundings

R V NIGEL HENRY (2005)

Capital hosts justice conference

Watchdog calls for new terror offences

QC completes longest speech in legal history

Falconer to put civil legal aid at top of agenda

R V MANJINDER SINGH DHINDSA (2005)

Top QC defends shorter sentences

Jail death name-and-shame demand

R v DEAN ENGLISH (2005)

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

Law used as 'political football'