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Jocelyn Hillman, explains how the charity Working Chance is helping female offenders move across the social divide.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Female offenders should receive more targeted support to break the cycle of crime and abuse many of them face, Helen Grant said.
Family Justice Minister Lord McNally has called on mediators to lead the way in promoting out of court solutions for separating families.
Legal services across the UK hold the key to boosting global economic growth said Justice Secretary, Chris Grayling.
The twelfth report of the Prison Service Pay Review Body (PSPRB) is being published today.
Legal services across the UK hold the key to boosting global economic growth, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling declared. Launching an…
Speech by Lord McNally about what the government is doing to improve family justice, based on the Family Justice Review.
Jeremy Wright sees first hand the positive work done by ‘Unlocking Potential’, a project funded by Chelsea FC and the Premier League.
Amendments made to Crime and Courts Bill will put an end to millionaire criminals refusing to reimburse the taxpayer for free legal advice.
The Lord Chancellor, in consultation with the Lord Chief Justice, announced the appointment of Anneliese Day QC and Terence Babbs.
This written ministerial statement was laid in the House of Commons on 5 March 2013 by Damian Green.
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.
The Prime Minister announces appointments and re-appointment to the Prison Service Pay Review Body.
Supporting bereaved families during an inquest will be at the heart of the new coroner system.
Supporting bereaved families during an inquest will be at the heart of the new coroner system in England and Wales.
The Criminal Justice Board, chaired by Minister of State for Policing and Criminal Justice, Damian Green, meets for the first time today.
A Bill giving prisons new powers to destroy or dispose of unauthorised property found in the possession of prisoners received Royal Assent.
Her Majesty the Queen has approved the appointment of 84 new Queen’s Counsel. The full list in seniority order is available below.
Victims of rape and sexual assault will have improved access to expert advice, support and counselling with four new rape support centres.
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