Your Letters – Page 30
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Opinion
Going down in the world
Against a background of cutbacks in courts and staff, what does the future hold?
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Redundancies numbers game
How many criminal defence solicitors will be made redundant because of two-tier contracting?
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Hungry for justice
The case of Shaker Aamer shows what happens when the rule if law is not upheld.
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In need of support
Victims of miscarriages of justice often face a second injustice when attempting to access housing.
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LiPs do cause delays
Most district judges have doubled time estimates to deal with LiPs – Natalie Ceeney would know this if she had bothered to talk to us.
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Solicitors fighting a losing battle?
Planned contract changes affecting doctors generated headlines. Where is the support for embattled lawyers?
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Lord Thomas quick to judge
Costs can be brought down by more efficiency in the judiciary, too.
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Not all wills are ‘simple’
Charitable efforts to boost will-writing may be laudable in intent but they damage the perceived value of carrying out the work to a high standard.
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Legislation: more than a numbers game
A lack of clarity in laws is not simply down to a reduction in senior parliamentary counsel.
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CLC supports and protects
Some firms appreciate the benefits of tailored, activity-based regulation that is focused on the specialist services they provide.
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Distortion of due process
Who could blame the magistracy if it were to resign en masse over an important distortion of due process.
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Net worth of migration
International students should be included in the net migration numbers, but what really matters is the benefit that migration brings.
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Law Society diversity objectives
For the first stage of the Society programme we decided to prioritise our efforts.