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Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said today he will be promoting UK legal services to a worldwide audience.
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The Justice system should be swift and sure, and fit for the 21st century, Minister Nick Herbert said.
Kenneth Clarke has reaffirmed his commitment to promoting the UK’s legal services to a worldwide audience.
More offenders will face the consequences of their actions with the launch of the first-ever register of restorative justice practitioners.
More offenders will face the consequences of their actions after the launch of the first-ever register of restorative justice practitioners
Justice Minister Lord McNally has been seeking business leaders’ views on how best to promote the UK’s legal services abroad.
Referral fees for personal injury cases will be banned to help tackle rising insurance costs.
Rising insurance costs will be tackled by a ban on referral fees, announced as part of Government’s commitment to curb compensation culture.
Offenders at a prison in Hertfordshire are working with musicians from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in a music rehabilitation project.
Reforms to the coroner system will ensure that inquests are more timely, more efficient and more effective, Minister Jonathan Djanogly said.
Broadcasters will be allowed to film in courts for the first time, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said today.
You can help shape the future of our public services by taking part in a government consultation called Open Public Services.
The ban on filming in law courts will be overturned to improve public understanding of the justice system.
Custody providers - prisons, secure hospitals, police and juvenile detention facilities - will be covered by corporate manslaughter law.
New contracts for escorting prisoners across England and Wales will save the Government over £250m.
Britons who become victims of crime in other EU countries will get a guaranteed minimum level of support, said Nick Herbert.
Britons who are victims of crime in another EU country will get a guaranteed level of support, Justice Minister Nick Herbert said today.
Offenders will be made to do a full five-day week of hard work and job-seeking, under new proposals for community sentences.
Offenders will be made to do a full five day week of hard work and job-seeking, under new proposals for community sentences.
As the courts deal with offenders following the recent riots across the UK, we explain how our sentencing system works.
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