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What Price Justice?

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The Law Society has launched its 'What Price Justice' campaign, the objective of which is to persuade the government to guarantee an adequately funded legal aid system ensuring quality representation and access to justice for all. The first step is the Law Society's invitation to sign its online petition, the second is for lawyers and members of the public to write to their MPs - draft letters are provided. See www.lawsociety.org.uk for full details.

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