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Official Solicitor to the Senior Courts responds to Ministry of Justice 2013 consultation on changes to the legal aid system.
Amendments made to Crime and Courts Bill will put an end to millionaire criminals refusing to reimburse the taxpayer for free legal advice.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Tough, new enforcement action will be taken against convicted criminals who do not pay their legal bills when they can afford to.
Convicted criminals who leave taxpayers to foot their legal bills, when they can afford to pay, will no longer get it away with it.
Speech by Lord McNally covering legal aid, including reforms to the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill.
New measures to help put a stop to convicted criminals who avoid paying back their legal aid bills have been put out to consultation today.
Tough new measures to make sure convicted criminals pay back legal aid have been put out to consultation by Chris Grayling.
Clarke tells Russians London’s legal services are unrivalled in size, quality, experience, flexibility, efficiency and value for money.
The Government’s radical plans to reduce reoffending, reform the legal aid system and tackle the growth of compensation culture can start to…
Plans to boost public confidence in the legal aid system and tackle towering bills have today been put out to consultation.
Strong legal services will help put the UK on a path to long-term growth, Justice minister Lord McNally said yesterday.
Squatters will no longer get legal aid to fight home owners trying to evict them from their properties.
Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly visited an innovative legal advice surgery based at a GPs’ practice in Surrey.
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