1502nd Edition: LawNewsIndex is a UK based Law,
Justice, Legislation & Rights related daily news & legal articles
archive brought to you by TheLawMap
FOCUS OF THE DAY: The government has provided some insight into the costs of procuring its new criminal legal aid contracts following the decision to abandon a new contracting regime. Last week justice secretary Michael Gove announced that he had decided ‘not to go ahead with the introduction of the dual contracting system’. He will also suspend, for a period of 12 months from 1 April, a second 8.75% fee cut introduced in July last year. Full story - The Law Society Gazette
FOCUS OF THE DAY: The government has provided some insight into the costs of procuring its new criminal legal aid contracts following the decision to abandon a new contracting regime. Last week justice secretary Michael Gove announced that he had decided ‘not to go ahead with the introduction of the dual contracting system’. He will also suspend, for a period of 12 months from 1 April, a second 8.75% fee cut introduced in July last year. Full story - The Law Society Gazette
Saturday Conversations on Law |
- Hong Kong booksellers held for 'illegal activities', say #CHINA police https://t.co/O98cqEUxz6
- Constituent pleads guilty to antisemitic attack on Jon Trickett MP https://t.co/E8am4Vx5zI
- Met police officers sacked for misconduct over teenager's death https://t.co/WBf96PlVor
- Race still determines success in Britain. But there is a way to break the barriers | Rushanara Ali https://t.co/g1pI33QGkC
- #FRANCE’s official blindness to religion only masks religious hatred | Giles Fraser: Loose canon https://t.co/onRv0PTEvL
- Rangers gives Sports Direct formal notice to end joint venture https://t.co/R7BBltYnzr
- Women of Cologne kick off carnival amid heavy police presence #GERMANY https://t.co/fdA0meqjO8
- Dismissed NHS whistleblower who exposed safety concerns handed £1.22m https://t.co/YwBqisGpPb
- Julian Assange is in arbitrary detention, UN panel finds https://t.co/R0g0ZBtR68
- Deputy chair of Vote Leave condemns 'damaging bickering' at top of group https://t.co/56lzh6UdbK
- Timbuktu marks rebuilding of mausoleums destroyed by Islamists #MALI https://t.co/lPV2uadjK7
- Law students: look beyond London for a better work-life balance https://t.co/qobR85TJCV
- Sarah Reed was a tragic victim of how the prison system treats women | Frances Crook https://t.co/8uTgT52lPx
- Criminals with UK children cannot be automatically deported, says EU court https://t.co/g0lVxCED7n
- What happens to Julian Assange when detention finding is announced https://t.co/70aVw19VwX
- Couple seek leave to appeal against ruling on dead daughter's eggs https://t.co/PD0MFzFTrz
- Theresa May wants police commissioners to set up free schools for 'troubled children' https://t.co/CMHADaaxX0
- Border Force head to face questions on alleged payment to people smugglers #AUSTRALIA https://t.co/FlqbCv04pv
- The Guardian view on Julian Assange: no victim of arbitrary detention | Editorial https://t.co/5nvkiA16fo
- Police avoid £10k payout to Sun journalist at tribunal https://t.co/whTydBQhqh
- Can hiring ex-offenders make a business more profitable? https://t.co/6uzp7bDzqC
- Pleading the fifth: five notorious times people refused to give answers #US https://t.co/ON6GYOurFU
- BLP looking to tie-up with Greenberg Traurig https://t.co/jVfMq0aHDr
- Simpson Thacher, Davis Polk advise on ChemChina's $43bn Syngenta deal https://t.co/ZWFuyGGGWa
- Blavo & Co judgement highlights thousands of missing files https://t.co/21IlWhqfp1
- Safe Harbour successor may face legal challenge, warn lawyers https://t.co/jsJbKX82Qg
- Lawsuit claims gender bias in Yahoo! management culture https://t.co/i0wi1vTPLh
- Former US Attorney General to defend MTN against Nigerian fine https://t.co/RLw0xPzL92
- Regulators should do more to support client decision making, says consumer panel https://t.co/gbxMGI7eUe
- Supreme Court grants shared residence for left behind mother | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/o8eDiMtPb6
- Modern legal framework needed for UK elections | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/KzmNjqNxQY
- Public support for independent regulation of solicitors | Solicitors Journal https://t.co/WDkB7cJzFv
- Scottish government's lobbying proposals 'enhanced' | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/yLHf2Tu6uV
- UK law commissions call for new framework governing elections | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/Ja2nrVwkD1
- Scottish council’s decision to ban snack vans from operating near schools was ‘ultra vires’, sheriff rules https://t.co/0iSVcbagna
- England: top judge calls on schools to address lack of diversity in law | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/Qq3PhgGJMz
- Laws to strengthen carers' rights to be debated at Holyrood | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/Z7tKzGHgIf
- Blog: Privacy changes must be on the agenda in 2016 | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/teO0BqQLqa
- Fears raised LBTT could have unintended consequences for homeowners | Scottish Legal News https://t.co/x2zapQjj9O
- LSB not opposed to full-scale legal market probe | Law Gazette https://t.co/TNdzyk1zMS
- Appeal clears way for solicitor’s minicab business | Law Gazette https://t.co/hqKhPpOm87
- Commission calls for single electoral law | Law Gazette https://t.co/lZLdYLDUXy
- BLP in merger talks with Greenberg Traurig | Law Gazette https://t.co/Zkxtxdu3WM
- Society proposes ‘single test’ to allay stamp duty fears | Law Gazette https://t.co/gOmnyPpkhH
- CMCs win argument to keep regulation fees the same | Law Gazette https://t.co/i9AZf2gG6u
- MoJ reveals £141k costs over legal aid contracts | Law Gazette https://t.co/vSA0sPgvyF
- CFA ‘terminated’ before assignment, court rules | Law Gazette https://t.co/52I0CuDn7u
- This is the eye-catching preparation arts cuts campaigners have done for a 'funeral' march in Cardiff https://t.co/mnUfweKgW4
- Julian Assange’s submission to the UN working group https://t.co/cNe7cGWXny
- TheLawMap Wig is out! https://t.co/FryeRtREOb
- Council cuts 'threat' to rural bus services https://t.co/59XOlEyLXb
- Attitudes harden towards refugees from Syria and Libya, BBC poll suggests https://t.co/p0y1WlcrkX
- Oxbridge college admissions 'complex and intimidating' https://t.co/oNF92Vrvgk
- Gurkhas urged to come forward in fraud police inquiry https://t.co/9V3r0Lqyiq
- Former Stephen Lawrence murder suspect 'on run from police' https://t.co/rh4dZxeUEO
- #Angolan rebel Savimbi's family sues Call of Duty makers https://t.co/50ZsnjvCRX
- Bill Cosby: #US judge allows sex assault case against actor https://t.co/MJIy1LuAH8
- In Cosby Hearing, Ex-Prosecutor Says He Believed Accuser, but Case Was Lacking #US https://t.co/zzcES5t9VW
- Britain Receives Proposals for 'Better Deal' to Stay in the E.U. https://t.co/VwWNG8chEx
- Thousands of the elephants that toil in the redundant logging industry: price of fighting deforestation #MYANMAR https://t.co/gifn07uD6E
- Bill Cosby Case Highlights a Rivalry Between Two Lawyers https://t.co/ao0h7Woaym
- After Retrial, Brooklyn Teenager Is Convicted in Fatal Shooting on Bus #US https://t.co/TpcM67dxAE
- The Pentagon's New Parental Leave #US https://t.co/PRAEHvEQPa