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Posts Tagged ‘Wales’

Jail sentences for robbery fall

Judges try to block rape trial reforms

New Fraud Act receives guarded praise from criminal lawyers

Time to turn over a new leaf

Scandal of killers in open jails

Barristers warn of advice deserts as Carter impact looms

Risk to UK's young prisoners

Public to be sold shares in new prisons

Police paperwork costs hit ?625m

Judges to pass sentence on barristers

'If we don't do it, there won't be a thriving profession'

Legal aid review plan published

Community courts 'within two years'

Opposition by solicitors 'will not stop legal aid shake-up'

Drug crimewave costing Britain ?15 bn a year

Legal aid cuts threaten to undermine right to fair trials

Groups join together to demand immediate action over legal aid

Move to overhaul sentencing rules

Solicitors 'deserting' legal aid

Three in four young black men on the DNA database

Criminal law solicitors threaten national strike

?2m online gambling spree that led to a nine-year prison sentence

Whitehall plans to slash court areas by almost half

Longer sentences for jobless call

Free access to justice is not under threat

Lawyers win a rethink on reforms to legal aid

It is worth fighting to save the least loved branch of the welfare state

Cautious welcome turns to clamour of protest

Getting away with it

Two out of three ASBOs breached

Risk of serious disruption to legal aid services

Legal aid reforms 'would cause collapse of the system by 2010'

Young killer driver reignites safety debate

Girl?s bedroom ordeal as dad was downstairs

When crime is a community affair

Striking a bargain

Shoplifters to avoid jail under new guidelines

RE F (2006)

Knife attacks surge 73% as amnesty fails

Jail for skipping court in 1974

Driver fined ?180 over crash that killed cyclists

Man banned from paying court fine with pennies

Jail for skipping court in 1974

Judges told to take account of peer pressure in gangs

Gang boss gets 11 years in carousel fraud case

We're in touch with everyday life, says the cycling judge

Who's an ickle criminal, then?

New jails for 8,000 prisoners to deal with overcrowding

Legal aid curb on ?1m lawyers 'may shut small firms'

Reforms end ?1m a year defence barristers

Legal Aid shake-up to cut earnings of top QCs

The LCCSA response: 'Lord Carters? recommendations are a disaster for access to justice'