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Government’s response to Legal Aid report ‘inadequate’
The government’s response to the Justice Select Committee’s access to justice report is “disappointing” and “inadequate,” according to MPs. The Justice Select Committee has called on the Ministry of Justice to “urgently prioritise” legal aid, warning that it is a “service in managed decline”. However, in its response to a report outlining proposed changes, the Committee said that despite “giving

Government’s response to Legal Aid report ‘inadequate’
The government’s response to the Justice Select Committee’s access to justice report is “disappointing” and “inadequate,” according to MPs. The Justice Select Committee has called on the Ministry of Justice to “urgently prioritise” legal aid, warning that it is a “service in managed decline”. However, in its response to a report outlining proposed changes, the Committee said that despite “giving



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