Hundreds more victims seeing justice delayed – these statistics show the impact of the Bar strike. I’ll be meeting @thebarcouncil@TheLawSociety@TheCriminalBar to emphasise the need to get back to work and get justice moving again.
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We have been honoured to have Her Majesty as our Patron since 1953. As a mark of respect of the Queen’s passing, we will be pausing all but essential activity during this period of mourning.
A great deal covered in @RichardMoorhead's second blog on the Post Office trials, the upshot being you'll probably think even worse of the organisation and many (but not all) of its lawyers once you've read it. https://t.co/UjlfDwSh8R
In the last quarter of 2020, just 27% of care and supervision cases reached first disposal within the 26-week limit.
In this @lawsocgazette article, our national chair @BevHiggs urges that delays in the #FamilyCourt should not be overshadowed.
https://t.co/nA4bleGIqV
Julian Assange's extradition hearing will go ahead next month after his lawyer failed to postpone the case at Westminster magistrates' court yesterday. Edward Fitzgerald, QC, asked for an adjournment to the extradition hearing, scheduled for May 18, claiming it was "wholly
In a highly helpful guest blog Coral Hill @coralhill1 Associate Professor at The @UniversityofLaw & non-practising solicitor shares excellent tips for our unprecedented times in Working from home: Stay fit, stay sane, stay in https://t.co/cdPHGt9agM
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Did you know it’s not just males who carry knives?
Since 2014 the number of females caught with knives is steadily increasing.
Encourage anyone you know who carries a knife to surrender it @Malinsgate Police Station.
NO questions.
#OpSceptre#Knifesurrender 16-22 September