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Plans to introduce online criminal hearings pose “a very real risk of unfair or disproportionate outcomes for the most vulnerable people in our courts,” the Magistrates Association has warned the government in leaked testimony not intended to be seen by the public.
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The University of Law has opened submissions for its annual essay competition for students in years 10 to 13.
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