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On Thursday in the Court of Appeal, the Law Society won its challenge over legal aid contracts against the Legal Services Commission (LSC). The LSC is no longer able to unilaterally amend the unified...
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27 November 2007

Tribunal reform consultation
Reforms to modernise the tribunals system in England and Wales were set out in a consultation by the Ministry of Justice on Wednesday.The reform of the system began in April 2006 with the creation of...
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A law that protects victims and potential victims of forced marriage will come into effect next autumn, Justice Minister Bridget Prentice said on Tuesday.The new law will enable courts to make orders...
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The Ministry of Justice has announced a number of developments in the Relationship Breakdown Programme - a range of measures to help more separating parents reach agreement themselves about the future...
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The Justices Clerks Society and the Magistrates Association have published joint guidance on justices reasons in the Family Proceedings Court in Children Act Cases.The publication provides justices...
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The Ministry of Justice has released a report which explores the longer-term outcomes of conciliation, two years after the original intervention. It examines the longer term impact of conciliation on...
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