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Month: October 2013

Legal aid consultation: procurement of criminal legal aid services

by Steven Bird30th October 2013
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This is an extract from our response to the legal aid consultation paper dealing with “Procurement of Criminal Legal Aid services” Duty and Own Client Contracts This split has never applied to any contract previously. This proposal does not have the support of solicitors firms…
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Legal Aid Consultation – the case for reform?

by Steven Bird30th October 2013
Legal Aid
This is an extract from our response to the Legal Aid Consultation and deals with the alleged Case for Reform It is true that the criminal justice system in England and Wales enjoys an excellent world-wide reputation. What is also true is that the defence…
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Legal Aid Consultation – no financial case

by Steven Bird30th October 2013
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This is an extract from our firm’s response to the Consultation document: Transforming Legal Aid The Next Steps. It argues that there is no financial case for the proposed changes. We are constantly told that we live in times of austerity and no-one can be…
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Extract from response to legal aid consultation

by Steven Bird30th October 2013
Legal Aid
Comment on the Ministerial Foreword The last consultation received 16000 responses. This is a huge amount for any consultation process. It is unbelievable that between 4th June 2013 when the last consultation closed and 5th September when this one opened, the Ministry of Justice could…
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Fee cuts at police station are double 17.5% in London

by Steven Bird1st October 2013
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Below are the fee cuts in London on police station work which demonstrates that the average cut will be 35% on – twice the 17.5% claimed by Government. Unacceptable, unsustainable and it is time for this charade to stop. Grayling has form for misusing statistics.…
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