JusticeWatch: Legal aid at 70
‘A shadow of its former self’ ‘Happy birthday legal aid,’ wrote Daniel Newman and Faith Gordon for The Conversation. For 70 years, the people of England and Wales have enjoyed…
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Jon Robins
Jon is a journalist and has written about the law and justice for the national papers and specialist press for more than 15 years. Jon is a visiting journalism lecturer at Winchester University, a visiting senior fellow in access to justice at the University of Lincoln and patron of Hackney Community Law Centre. He has won the Bar Council’s legal reporter of the year award twice (2015 and 2005). Jon is editor and co-founder of LegalVoice
JusticeWatch: criminal justice’s ‘perfect storm’
Perfect storm A ‘perfect storm’ of factors was undermining the quality of criminal defence lawyers according to a new report by the charity Transform Justice, as reported by Holly Newing on…
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Oracle SQL Certifications – Tips & Tricks to Pass with Exam2pass Practice Tests
Oracle is one of the most famous certification providers around the globe and their certifications are valid all throughout the world. Oracle SQL certifications are one of the most opted…
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Microsoft MTA Certification Practice Test Websites & Top Websites to Prepare
What could be better than getting a certification from a world-leading vendor? For many years, the Microsoft company provides an opportunity for professionals to confirm their skills and proficiency in…
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JusticeWatch: Legal Aid Matters
The shadow justice secretary Richard Burgon MP pledged that a Labour government would restore ‘all of early legal help’ in its first week in government at a Justice Alliance event…
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Justcie Watch: LALY 2019 winners
LALY winners in full The human rights lawyer who acted in the ‘right to die’ and assisted suicide cases brought by Debbie Purdy and Tony Nicklinson has won the outstanding…
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JusticeWatch: Running up the down escalator
Running up the down escalator Family courts were having to ‘run up a down escalator’ to keep pace with unprecedented increases in childcare cases, the most senior family judge has…
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JusticeWatch: The MoJ’s ‘culture of refusal’
The MoJ’s ‘culture of refusal’ Lawyers who help people in danger of losing their homes claim they are being forced to take on cases at their own financial risk as…
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JusticeWatch: Growing ‘justice gap’ in discrimination cases
David vs Goliath Victims of discrimination were being denied access to justice and offenders going unchallenged as a result of a ‘failing’ legal aid system, as reported in the Justice Gap.…
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JusticeWatch: Droughts and deserts
Droughts and deserts Barrister Jo Wilding published new research on the supply side of the market for immigration and asylum legal aid services. The map above shows large areas (in grey)…
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