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Break down the barriers for prisoners with learning needs

Break down the barriers for prisoners with learning needs
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Break down barriers for prisoners with learning needs

Break down barriers for prisoners with learning needs
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MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Lord Chancellor outlines his plans to recover the justice system from COVID-19

4 June 2021 (Transcript of the speech, exactly as it was delivered) Thank you very much for those kind words and let me say how grateful I am to the Law Society for hosting this event today. I want to echo the spirit of collaboration touched upon by the President there, which I am convinced will be crucial to the recovery of our justice system. I hope that solicitors and indeed legal professionals of all disciplines know that, as their Lord Chancellor, my door is always open to them. It is a particular pleasure to be in this room where many years ago I saw my own brother admitted as a solicitor and only a stone’s throw from where I was admitted to the Bar – so I feel very at home here.

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Lord Chancellor outlines his plans to recover the justice system from COVID-19

The Lord Chancellor spoke at the Law Society to thank the hidden heroes who kept justice moving during the COVID-19 pandemic and outlined his plans for recovering the system, as well as propelling it towards a better future.

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Rape victims will have their phones returned by police within 24 hours

Rape victims will have their phones returned by police within 24 hours as part of a new Government drive to increase convictions for sex attacks, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. A review led by Justice Secretary Robert Buckland, due to be published next month, will recommend a raft of measures that shift the focus from the credibility of rape victims towards the suspect s behaviour. A report by the Information Commissioner Elizabeth Denham last year concluded that police forces were taking excessive amounts of personal data from victims phones amid warnings that cases were being dropped due to the intrusive demands.

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