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Early and late sittings will be piloted in civil and family courts, giving people greater access to hearings that can fit around their busy lives.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Justice Lucy Frazer QC MP, provided an update on probate fees today (5 November 2018).
Court users taking part in the first fully-video hearings found them convenient and easy to understand, an independent report published today reveals.
Vulnerable victims and witnesses in the South East who need help giving evidence will soon have more support than ever - as the number of specially trained intermediaries continues to rise.
Bereaved families and legal professionals are being asked to share their experience of inquests as part of a Government review into the provision of legal aid.
People can now reply to a jury service summons at the touch of a button through a new online system launched today (17 July 2018).
Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Justice Lucy Frazer QC MP, provided an update on courts and tribunals today (4 July 2018).
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‘Upskirting’ is set to become a specific criminal offence, with perpetrators facing up to two years behind bars, under a new law backed by Government.
Pioneering work to modernise the court system is being led by Liverpool, as justice minister Lucy Frazer saw first-hand during a visit to the city today (31 May 2018).
The stress of applying for a divorce could be eased thanks to a new online service that removes the need for paper forms.
Bailiffs who aggressively pursue debts will come under fresh scrutiny through plans announced by ministers to tackle intimidating and inappropriate behaviour.
Lucy Frazer MP, Justice Minister, gave a written update on Her Majesty’s Courts & Tribunals Service’s consultation.
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