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Thousands of couples who separate each year have been urged to spurn confrontational court battles and instead to try mediation to sort out disputes over finances and children – as new figures show divorce rates increased la…
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Key building projects which generate thousands of jobs in communities across the UK will benefit from changes to tackle costly and unnecessary legal delays under plans to speed up and reform the Judicial Review system announ…
Criminals will be made to pay towards the cost of their court case under legislation introduced to Parliament today by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
This WMS was laid in Parliament on 5 February 2014, in the House of Commons by Damian Green and in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor of Holbeach.
Bailiffs and councils must make sure debts are collected in a fair and responsible way, Justice Minister Lord Faulks said today.
Rules and regulations around bailiffs, claims management companies and the Land Registry are among 69 being scrapped or improved by the Ministry of Justice following a review as part of the Government’s Red Tape Challenge.
Speech given by Damian Green on 21 January 2014 to the APCC.
Justice Minister Shailesh Vara has officially opened the new offices of the Legal Services Board (LSB).
A further step towards the Government’s reforms to rehabilitation has been announced today as probation trusts were informed that staff will be assigned to one of the new organisations responsible for managing offenders and …
Doubling the time spent on schooling for young offenders will help cut reoffending #YouthCustody
More than 250 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) have had a chance to bid to be involved in the construction of a new prison for north Wales.
The MoJ is pleased to annouce the appointment of 21 new members to the Central & South London Advisory Committee and Central & South London Advisory Sub-Committee
Separating parents and couples will be helped to avoid stressful court battles under a new law being introduced by the government.
Libel laws in England and Wales are being significantly reformed from tomorrow to provide clearer, better protection for people publicly expressing opinions.
Renowned scientist and World War II code-breaker Dr Alan Turing has been given a posthumous pardon under the Royal Prerogative of Mercy by the Queen today following a request from Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
Thirty bidders who have passed the first stage of a competition to win regional rehabilitation contracts and lead the new era in a fight against reoffending were named today by the Ministry of Justice.
Serco will repay £68.5 million for charging errors as government welcomes progress on a corporate renewal plan.
Lord Tom McNally has been appointed as the new Chair of the Youth Justice Board (YJB).
Ministerial changes at the Ministry of Justice, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
This WMS was laid in Parliament on 18 December 2013 in the House of Commons by Damian Green and in the House of Lords by Lord Taylor of Holbeach.
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