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14 December 2011

…new set of court statistics published today support the case for a comprehensive reform programme across the justice system. Thursday, 12 January 2012 The second part of a three part…

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14 December 2011

…new set of court statistics published today support the case for a comprehensive reform programme across the justice system. Thursday, 12 January 2012 The second part of a three part…

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Justice.gov.uk news features

14 December 2011

…new set of court statistics published today support the case for a comprehensive reform programme across the justice system. Thursday, 12 January 2012 The second part of a three part…

Crispin Blunt thanks justice staff

23 August 2011

…preventing those convicted by the courts from reoffending in the future has only just begun.’ Latest provisional statistics (to 12 noon 22 August) show that 1406 people have appeared in…

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9 June 2011

…and how to get the most out of research at TNA. The archivists will be pleased to advise on topics such as how to get started on that special research…

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Honorary QC nomination period now open

31 May 2011

…the Bar by the Inner Temple in 1989 and became Emeritus Professor at Edinburgh in 1990. Now a research fellow at the Institute of European and Comparative Law, University of…

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