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28 March 2017

National Audit Office publishes findings of its investigation into closure of ‘Child Support Agency’
The National Audit Office has today published the findings of its investigation into the Department for Work & Pensions’ closure of its 1993 and 2003 child maintenance schemes.The 1993 and 2003...
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28 March 2017

Vulnerable people must have expert representation in all welfare cases
People unable to make decisions for themselves must always have access to expert independent representation in court hearings about their welfare, the Law Society of England and Wales said last week...
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24 March 2017

Association of Her Majesty’s District Judges elect new President
At its AGM in 24 March 2017, the members of the Association of Her Majesty’s District Judges elected District Judge Marshall Phillips as its new President.District Judge Phillips sits at the Cardiff...
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24 March 2017

Interim research findings on divorce law published
Interim findings from research exploring how the current divorce law works in practice have been published today (24 March 2017).Following the Court of Appeal judgment in Owens v Owens [2017] EWCA Civ...
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23 March 2017

Family court transparency plans fall short as judges struggle to find time to publish judgments safely
New research from Cardiff University’s School of Law and Politics suggests that guidance given to judges to routinely publish their judgments is not being consistently followed, leaving the public...
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22 March 2017

Child sex offence recorded on average every ten minutes in UK
Recorded child sex offences across UK police at all-time highFigure soared by nearly a fifth to 55,507 recorded crimes against children and young peopleNSPCC calls for investment in early recovery...
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22 March 2017

Implications of Brexit for the justice system
The Government must address four priorities for the justice system in negotiating the UK's new relationship with the EU, says the Justice Select Committee in its report 'Implications of Brexit for the...
Jonathan Cailes
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21 March 2017

Resolution welcomes Justice Select Committee report on the implications of Brexit for the justice system
Daniel Eames, Chair of Resolution’s International Committee, gave oral evidence to the Justice Select Committee and welcomed the recommendations made in the report. He said:'Resolution is pleased to...
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20 March 2017

Brexit uncertainty: families and businesses could lose access to justice across the EU, Lords report says
The House of Lords EU Justice Sub-Committee today [20 March 2017] publishes its report 'Brexit: justice for families, individuals and businesses?'This House of Lords report finds that:The current...
Jonathan Cailes
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17 March 2017

People with dementia and learning difficulties detained in care without checks due to 'failing' law, says Law Commission
Capacity and Deprivation of Liberty report published by Law Commission recommends replacing DoLS with a new scheme, called the Liberty Protection SafeguardsThousands of vulnerable people with dementia...
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