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The most significant reforms to tackling reoffending and managing offenders in the community for a generation were set out today by Justice …
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Today the Ministry of Justice launched a digital strategy that will transform the way we deliver our services.
The next step in the Rehabilitation Revolution will see Justice Secretary Chris Grayling today talking with business leaders, voluntary and …
Detailed proposals to reduce the impact of ill-founded judicial reviews that are slowing down the courts have been announced.
New measures to bring down the number and cost of whiplash claims have been announced today.
Drivers struggling with rising insurance premiums will see Government action today.
From today a range of new criminal offences and sentences in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offender Act come into effect.
From 3 December 2012 new offences of aggravated knife possession come into force.
Chris Grayling made his first visit to Wales as Secretary of State for Justice.
The Justice Secretary Chris Grayling will bring forward legislation to give householders even greater protection from burglars.
Draft proposals to ensure that laws on prisoner voting comply with UK’s international legal obligations were outlined by Justice Secretary.
A rehabilitation revolution aimed at cutting crime, better educating troubled young people and offering real value to taxpayers was set out …
Far reaching reforms to the criminal justice system aimed at driving down high re-offending rates and introducing better value for money
Speech by Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Chris Grayling MP on the current state of crime and ways to improve rehabilitation.
The problem of costly and spurious review cases clogging up the courts will be tackled by new plans announced by Chris Grayling.
Costly and spurious review cases which clog up the courts, delay justice and place a heavy burden on the tax-payer are to be reformed.
The latest stage of the competition for eight prisons and a new approach to competing prison services has been announced.
The latest stage of the competition for eight prisons and a new approach to competing the public prison estate were announced today.
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.
The Government today publishes the new legislation, in the Crime and Courts Bill, that will mean adult community sentences will now contain a punitive element.
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