Monday

6th October - Law News

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FOCUS OF THE DAY: Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has fired out a replacement consultation on criminal legal aid – a week after the High Court found he acted unlawfully by suppressing the findings of two key reports in the earlier consultation.The new consultation, on duty solicitor reforms, will last just three weeks. Last week, Mr Justice Burnett ruled Grayling’s decision to withhold the two reports until after the consultation “so unfair as to be unlawful”, and quashed Grayling’s decision to cut the number of contracts for duty solicitor work. Full story - New Law Journal


Sunday

5th October - Law News

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Saturday

4th October - Law News

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Friday

3rd October - Law News

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FOCUS OF THE DAY: The Legal Ombudsman (LeO) is to launch a complaints portal this month that will enable lawyers to manage all of their contact with the organisation online. LeO will also encourage consumers to manage their complaint through the portal, which should help them to keep track of what stage the complaint is at. Full story - Legal Futures





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Thursday

2nd October - Law News

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FOCUS OF THE DAY: Legal executives have this week been offered the chance to apply to gain practice rights in immigration and litigation. ILEX Professional Standards (IPS), the regulator for members of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx), opened the application process yesterday. Chartered legal executives will be able to seek authorisation to conduct litigation with associated advocacy rights in criminal, civil or family fields, or provide immigration services, without supervision by an authorised person such as a solicitor. Full story - The Law Society Gazette




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