‘Crumbs off the table’: defence solicitors respond to legal aid offer Jon Robins 3 Mar Crime, Legal aid
Almost four out 10 legal aid firms do not use ‘safety net’ scheme Emma Marshall 19 Feb Austerity, Legal aid
Where’s the next generation of defence lawyers going to come from? James Thornton 31 Jan Crime, Legal aid
Legal aid ‘justice gap’ reinforces the poverty trap and costs more, new study finds Helena Spector 8 Oct Legal aid
Benefits of legal aid significantly outweigh costs, according to global study Gwen Edmunds 7 Oct Legal aid, News
‘The greatest celebration we can make of legal aid is to commit to it’ Will Bordell 19 Jul Austerity, Legal aid
Cameron promises to scrap human rights act and take on civil liberties lobby Bracken Stockley 14 Apr Civil liberties, Crime, Human rights, Legal aid, News
Chris Grayling, Magna Carta, and the unfolding disaster of British justice Franck Magennis 26 Jan Chris Grayling, COMMENT, Judicial review, Legal aid
‘We’re here to celebrate legal aid, not mourn its death’ Mary-Rachel McCabe 31 Jul Events, LASPO, Legal aid, Long Read, Miscarriages of justice X
Chris Grayling, Magna Carta, and the unfolding disaster of British justice