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Court hearings are becoming swifter and more effective, saving victims, witnesses and the police time through virtual courts and video technology, according to Justice Ministers Nick Herbert and Jonathan Djanology.
Labour has announced its spending plans for the justice sector at its annual conference, pledging £74 million to reverse cuts to legal aid and train more community lawyers.
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Law societies, law firm representatives and the LawCareers.Net team gathered last night on Thursday 14 March 2024 to celebrate the tenth annual LawCareers.Net Student Law Society Awards.
Not enough has been done to address recruitment and other problems which continue to be barriers to diverse judiciary which reflects the population, the House of Lords Constitution Committee has warned.
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Three teams from the College of Law have made the national finals of the prestigious Negotiation Competition, which will be held at the CoL's York centre on 23 March.
The Law Society has requested a two-week break for non-custody cases as concerns about the health and safety of court users emerge.
At LawCareersNetLIVE 2024, we spoke to delegates, lawyers and recruiters, from Shoosmiths, Trowers & Hamlins LLP, Squire Patton Boggs (UK) LLP, Hill Dickinson LLP, Gateley Legal and Addleshaw Goddard about the benefits of attending the conference.
The introduction of the Solicitors Qualifying Exam in 2021 could enable four times as many graduates to become solicitors than currently qualify every year, according to Mark Edwards of online legal advice provider Rocket Lawyer.
With the second semester approaching, it's the time to reflect. I’ve been thinking about my current position and how I can learn from my mistakes in order to excel in the second half of the academic year.
Lawyers have been seeking specialist support with their mental health since the UK’s lockdown began in March, according to recent figures.
Barristers have spoken out about the bullying they are subjected to by some judges, breaking an old “taboo” by speaking publicly about judicial inappropriate behaviour.
