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The Lord Chancellor has reappointed the board members of the Legal Services Commission (LSC).
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
National Archives mark the 75th anniversary of outbreak of the war in 1936.
A public consultation on the future shape of the youth secure estate was launched by the Ministry of Justice and the Youth Justice Board.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons by Nick Herbert and the House of Lords by Baroness Browning on 14 July…
A new crime of squatting has been proposed by Crispin Blunt as part of proposals designed to protect both home and business property owners.
A new crime of squatting was proposed today by Justice Minister Crispin Blunt.
A competition strategy for the management of nine prisons and the closure of two prison sites has been announced today.
Vulnerable crime victims across England and Wales will benefit from £30m of funding, over the next three years, Ken Clarke announced.
Vulnerable victims of crime across England and Wales will benefit from £30m of Government funding, ver the next three years.
Volunteers who are using mediation to heal community rifts have featured on national television.
Manchester volunteers have been hailed by Jonathan Djanogly after their work healing local community rifts attracted star billing.
Ken Clarke has announced an additional £500,000 to help victims of homicide, following the publication of the Victims Commissioner's report.
The Bribery Act comes into force today, enabling the country to play a full part in tackling corruption.
Britain will play its full part in the international clampdown on corruption as the Bribery Act comes into force today.
Squatters will no longer get legal aid to fight home owners trying to evict them from their properties.
Dame Janet Smith DBE will succeed Lord Brennan of Bibury QC as independent Assessor for miscarriages of justice compensation.
Jonathan Djanogly has been explaining reforms to tackle the problem of 'no win, no fee' legal schemes and fears of a compensation culture.
New laws to help make it easier for children and vulnerable victims and witnesses to give evidence in court come into force today.
The National Archives has released new online files, including records of a review of the Order of the British Empire during 1933.
Government has signed the first Dispute Resolution Commitment, requiring departments to use mediation, arbitration and conciliation.
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