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Lord McNally's speaking note covers social mobility within the legal professions and judicial diversity.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Will Riley was a victim of burglary ten years ago when the home he shared with his wife and young daughter in North London was broken into.
Plans for a new tool to tackle economic crime were published today.
Clarke tells Russians London’s legal services are unrivalled in size, quality, experience, flexibility, efficiency and value for money.
More women and people from minority backgrounds will be encouraged to become judges under plans announced today by Ken Clarke.
Courts in England and Wales will be more publicly accessible than ever before when television broadcasting is introduced.
Paul Turner of the Institute of Chartered Accountants explains why they are supporting the business dispute resolution commitment.
Senior representatives from business, consumer, digital and legal organisations met to share views on proposed Common European Sales Law.
A raft of new measures to transform the justice system were set out today as part of the Queen’s Speech.
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.
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