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"I will do all I can to protect and support victims of trafficking, but it’s a job I can’t do alone", Victims’ Minister Helen Grant said.
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Greater protection for homeowners as the Crime and Courts Bill gains Royal Assent.
Householders now have even greater protection from burglars as changes to the law on self defence have come into effect.
Large scale reforms to the law governing cases of defamation have today become law as the Defamation Bill gains Royal Assent.
Helen Grant speech on human trafficking.
Reform of the family justice system.
The Government wants to reduce unnecessary costs and make sure that legal aid helps those who need it the most.
New controls will tackle the soaring number of judicial review applications being made in England and Wales.
Implementing the new framework for legal aid - funding, scope, and remuneration.
The Justice Secretary has appointed Susan Moore as the Solicitor Member and Catherine Addy and Paul French as Additional Barrister Members of the IRC for three years commencing March 2013.
Speech by Helen Grant MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State.
Mr Paul Large appointed as the new deputy chairman of the Merseyside Advisory Committee.
Those who can afford to pay their civil court or tribunal fees will be expected to do so under plans unveiled today.
Education should be at the heart of the youth justice system, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said in a keynote speech.
Speech on good governance in Sark.
A novel carpentry project in Durham is set to showcase some of the work being done to rehabilitate prisoners and help to reduce reoffending.
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Plans to improve public confidence in the legal aid system, tackle towering bills and make the system more efficient.
Plans to boost public confidence in the legal aid system and tackle towering bills have today been put out to consultation.
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