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The culture of using meritless judicial review applications to delay immigration decisions and hold up development will be attacked by new controls announced today by Justice Secretary Chris Grayling.
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Major new changes to the way prisoners receive privileges will be implemented over the next six months.
Greater protection for homeowners as the Crime and Courts Bill gains Royal Assent.
New controls will tackle the soaring number of judicial review applications being made in England and Wales.
Education should be at the heart of the youth justice system, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said in a keynote speech.
Plans to improve public confidence in the legal aid system, tackle towering bills and make the system more efficient.
Plans to boost public confidence in the legal aid system and tackle towering bills have today been put out to consultation.
A pioneering new service giving charities and voluntary organisations more information about what works to reduce reoffending has launched.
A review aimed at stopping serious and repeat offenders from escaping with a caution has been launched.
Legal services across the UK hold the key to boosting global economic growth said Justice Secretary, Chris Grayling.
Legal services across the UK hold the key to boosting global economic growth, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling declared. Launching an…
Amendments made to Crime and Courts Bill will put an end to millionaire criminals refusing to reimburse the taxpayer for free legal advice.
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.
Radical plans that focus on young offenders receiving better education and training so they turn their backs on crime have been published.
Young offenders should receive better education and training to turn their backs on crime Justice Secretary Chris Grayling announced today.
Government is starting feasibility work on what would be Britain’s biggest prison, part of a major programme of updating Britain’s prisons.
The Government is to start feasibility work on what would be Britain’s biggest prison.
The most significant reforms to tackling reoffending and managing offenders in the community for a generation were set out today by Justice …
Today the Ministry of Justice launched a digital strategy that will transform the way we deliver our services.
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