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A raft of new measures to transform the justice system were set out today as part of the Queen’s Speech.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Information about how the Children and Families Bill will help parents, families and children and young people with SEN.
Jonathan Djanogly met with business leaders to launch ‘Justice for Business: Supporting Business and Promoting Growth,’this morning.
Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly met with business leaders to launch ‘Justice for Business: Supporting Business and Promoting Growth.
A new Timpson training academy at HMP Blantyre House was opened by Secretary of State and Prisons Minister Crispin Blunt.
Senior officials from the Commonwealth met in London yersterday for an extraordinary meeting of senior officials of law ministries (SOLM).
Fraudsters are using the name of the Ministry of Justice and other organisations to trick members of the public into parting with money.
The Government’s radical plans to reduce reoffending, reform the legal aid system and tackle the growth of compensation culture can start to…
The Ministry of Justice is issuing a warning to the public after an increase in scams where consumers are telephoned or emailed by people falsely…
Kenneth Clarke has announced that the UK has negotiated a landmark agreement on reform of the European Court of Human Rights.
The UK’s pledge to reform the European Court of Human Rights has been successfully fulfilled, Secretary of State for Justice Kenneth Clarke announced today
Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke today opened key international talks on the reform of the European Court of Human Rights.
Family breakdown is not a legal issue but a relationship issue.
Today marks the second National Stalking Awareness Day.
Victims of terrorist attacks abroad can apply for compensation from a new Government scheme today.
Court hearings are becoming more efficient and prisoner movements are being reduced in Hertfordshire's first ever virtual court.
Victims and witnesses in Hertfordshire are benefiting from swift and effective court hearings thanks to the region’s first virtual court.
Plans to boost public confidence in the legal aid system and tackle towering bills have today been put out to consultation.
Ken Clarke has made a spoken about the Justice and Security Green Paper, and the proposals to hold parts of some civil cases in closed session.
Kenneth Clarke, has appointed Alan Eccles, as the new Public Guardian. Alan Eccles…
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