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Access to Justice: Government's proposed reforms for Legal Aid

Access to Justice: Government's proposed reforms for Legal Aid

4 February 2011

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The Justice Committee held two evidence sessions in the Access to Justice: Government's proposed reforms for Legal Aid inquiry:

on Monday 7 February, when evidence was heard from:

At 4.45pm

  • Rt Hon Sir Nicholas Wall, President, Family Division;
  • Rt Hon Sir Anthony May, President, Queen's Bench Division; and
  • HHJ Robert Martin, President, Social Entitlement Chamber

At 6.00pm

  • Campbell Robb, Chief Executive; and
  • Simon Pugh, Head of Legal Services, Shelter

and on Tuesday 8 February, when evidence was heard from:

At 10.30am

  • Christina Blacklaws, Chair, Law Society’s Legal Affairs and Policy Board;
  • Steve Hynes, Director, Legal Action Group;
  • Paul Mendelle QC, Member of the Bar Council; and
  • Laura Janes, Young Legal Aid Lawyers

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