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The government should not abandon access to physical courts in its drive to digitise the justice system because of the impact it would have on the poorest in society, leading judges and academics have warned.
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Law Society President Nick Emmerson has urged the next UK government to make a “sustained investment” into the criminal justice system, as recent figures (released on 13 June) show that the backlog of criminal cases is continuing to grow.
The new Level Four Higher Apprenticeship in Legal Services is now open for registration.
Yesterday’s budget is on everyone’s lips, with analysis of who will benefit, who will suffer and general comment on what it means about the state of the UK economy.
As reported in the Guardian, BPP has launched an "aggressive expansion plan" to manage the business side of at least 10 British publicly funded universities.
It is unsurprising that some of the country's strongest agricultural law practices are to be found in rural regions.