All Government & politics articles – Page 191
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         News NewsConveyancers ‘should not cross-examine clients’ over stamp dutyGovernment introducing higher rates for additional residential properties on 1 April. 
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         Opinion OpinionNicely Nicely Gove sees off noble sneersLord chancellor gives a little away on the forthcoming draft British bill of rights. 
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         News NewsSeparate legal jurisdiction could trigger ‘brain drain’ in WalesMinister warns that talented lawyers will ‘desert’ Wales if country severs 500-year-old ties. 
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         News NewsDefendant lawyers to oppose small claims limit riseForum of Insurance Lawyers says it will not stand alongside insurers on key changes. 
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         News NewsFalconer refers legal aid U-turn to spending watchdogShadow lord chancellor has written to the National Audit Office following government decision to scrap new criminal legal aid contracting regime. 
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         News NewsProbe to examine potential racial bias in criminal justiceDavid Cameron says review will consider possible sentencing and prosecutorial disparity. 
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         Opinion OpinionForcing Russia to pay over LitvinenkoAlexander Litvinenko’s widow may find that winning a judgment against Russia is easier than enforcing one. 
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         News NewsMoJ faces compensation claims over legal aid U-turnCriminal defence firms consider options after justice secretary announces he is abandoning two-tier regime. 
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         News NewsMoJ commercial arm ‘made net £1.1m loss’National Audit Office publishes key findings from investigation into Just Solutions International. 
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         News NewsGove scraps new legal aid contracting regimeLord chancellor says he has decided 'not to go ahead with the introduction of the dual contracting system'. 
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         News NewsLAA admits possibility of further legal aid contracting delayLegal Aid Agency chief executive says unsuccessful bidders could appeal outcome of current litigation. 
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         News NewsFrench justice minister sacked in terror clampdown rowChristiane Taubira departs over row on stripping of nationality. 
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         News NewsGove sidesteps legal aid U-turn speculationJustice secretary asked in House of Commons if he was about to abandon new criminal legal aid contracts. 
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         Opinion OpinionClin neg: conflict of interestsWhen the government is defendant in medical or military claims, it shouldn’t be involved in reducing them. 
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         News NewsSenior judges lambast government over court feesMaster of the rolls tells MPs that ‘ordinary people’ are being priced out of justice. 
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         News NewsBSB signals support for independent regulatorsBar regulator says separation would create more transparency. 
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         Opinion OpinionShould the LSB chair resign?If the government effectively seizes the wheel of the super-regulator, does that not signal a lack of confidence in its leader? 
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         News NewsBonuses up at Ministry of JusticeAppraisal ratings analysis published as part of Ministry of Justice’s diversity statistics for 2014/15. 
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      OpinionInsurers not living up to promisesFresh curbs on claims by blameless accident victims will not lead to lower motor premiums. And there will be a much higher price to pay. 
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         News NewsLawyer wins review of DWP delaysReview promised after Terry Moore complained when an investigation into his 89-year-old client’s estate caused ‘great delay’. 
 





















