This website now hosts Civil and Family Procedure Committee Rules content only.
You will be automatically redirected from any other pages to equivalent content on GOV.UK or the National Archives.
Throughout 2014, we’ve been moving content from the Justice site to GOV.UK.
It’s all part of our aim to make information simpler, clearer and faster to find and use.
As we move each organisation onto GOV.UK
, we’ll redirect you to the right place on the new site. Not everything will move over, but older content will still be available via the National Archives
.
Over time, you’ll find less and less information here and you may want to start your journey on GOV.UK
.
If you think something is missing or have any comments about the move, contact web@justice.gsi.gov.uk
.
Court Funds Office content on the Justice website is moving to GOV.UK from 3 September.
The Court Funds Office content on the Justice website is moving to gov.uk from 3 September 2014.
Visit the new Court Funds Office landing page at: https://www.gov.uk/contact-court-funds-office
All bookmarked pages on justice.gov.uk will automatically be redirected to the appropriate GOV.UK page.
The Court Funds Office is one of hundreds of government websites moving to www.gov.uk over the next few months.
GOV.UK will help make working with us:
- simpler – GOV.UK puts an even greater focus on understanding our customers so that we can improve our content and services to make them simpler to find and use
- clearer – GOV.UK is mobile friendly, which will make it clearer to view our content on a range of devices, even when you’re on the move
- faster – GOV.UK has a great search function and enables you to subscribe to daily or weekly email alerts to be notified when our content is updated
Read more about why GOV.UK is the best place to find government services and information at www.gov.uk/tour
Legal aid content on the Justice website is moving to GOV.UK from 18 August.
All bookmarked pages on justice.gov.uk will then automatically be redirected to the appropriate GOV.UK page once content has been transferred.
The Legal Aid Agency is one of hundreds of government websites moving to www.gov.uk
over the next few months.
GOV.UK will help make working with us:
- simpler – GOV.UK puts an even greater focus on understanding our customers so that we can improve our content and services to make them simpler to find and use
- clearer – GOV.UK is mobile friendly, which will make it clearer to view our content on a range of devices, even when you’re on the move
- faster – GOV.UK has a great search function and enables you to subscribe to daily or weekly email alerts to be notified when our content is updated
Read more about why GOV.UK is the best place to find government services and information at www.gov.uk/tour
The Parole Board content on the Justice website is moving to GOV.UK on 8 August 2014.
Information is now been published on the GOV.UK website. Visit our new Parole Board landing page at: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/parole-board
All bookmarked pages on justice.gov.uk will automatically be redirected to the appropriate GOV.UK page from 8 August 2014.
The Parole Board is one of hundreds of government websites moving to www.gov.uk over the next few months.
GOV.UK will help make working with us:
- simpler – GOV.UK puts an even greater focus on understanding our customers so that we can improve our content and services to make them simpler to find and use
- clearer – GOV.UK is mobile friendly, which will make it clearer to view our content on a range of devices, even when you’re on the move
- faster – GOV.UK has a great search function and enables you to subscribe to daily or weekly email alerts to be notified when our content is updated
Read more about why GOV.UK is the best place to find government services and information at www.gov.uk/tour
Claims Management Regulation (CMR) content on the Justice website moved to gov.uk on 23 June 2014.
Information has now been published on the GOV.UK website. Visit our new CMR landing page at: https://www.gov.uk/government/groups/claims-management-regulator
All bookmarked pages on justice.gov.uk will automatically be redirected to the appropriate GOV.UK page from 23 June 2014.
The Claims Management Regulator is one of hundreds of government websites moving to www.gov.uk over the next few months.
GOV.UK will help make working with us:
- simpler – GOV.UK puts an even greater focus on understanding our customers so that we can improve our content and services to make them simpler to find and use
- clearer – GOV.UK is mobile friendly, which will make it clearer to view our content on a range of devices, even when you’re on the move
- faster – GOV.UK has a great search function and enables you to subscribe to daily or weekly email alerts to be notified when our content is updated
Read more about why GOV.UK is the best place to find government services and information at www.gov.uk/tour
The Lord Chancellor Chris Grayling presided over the swearing in of this year’s 84 Queen’s Counsel (QC) and 8 Honorary Queen’s Counsel.
The ceremony is held every year in Westminster Hall at the Palace of Westminster in London.
It awards the rank of Queen’s Counsel to either practising barristers or practising solicitors with Higher Courts Rights of Audience, who have demonstrated excellence in the higher courts.
The honorary rank is made to lawyers, including legal academics, who have made a major contribution to the law of England and Wales outside practice in the courts. It is not a ‘working title’ and cannot be used by the holders in practice.
Because members wear silk gowns of a particular design, the award of Queen’s Counsel is also known as ‘taking silk’.
Fri, 7 November 2014
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A new cross-government website Gov.uk has launched making it quicker and easier for you to interact with the government online.
The website which replaces Directgov and Business Link includes information on:
- paying court fines online
- understanding prison sentences
- creating a power of attorney
- applying for legal aid
Bringing this information together into one single website will help reduce the financial and administrative impact of running multiple government websites.
To help the transition to the new website, if you access Directgov and Business Link you will be automatically redirected to the correct content on Gov.uk
The next stage of the project will involve merging the content of all government departments and many other public bodies into Gov.uk by the end of March 2014.
Take a look at the website www.gov.uk and give us your feedback www.gov.uk/feedback
Updated: Thursday, 12 August 2021