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'Long overdue' reforms will protect vulnerable parties in family court

Cross-examination proposals must ensure a fair trial, says Resolution

Prisons and Courts Bill allows judges to 'focus on cases that matter'

Victims and the vulnerable at centre of court changes with justice secretary accountable for reforming offenders

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Further cuts and the online recorder test debacle are enough to make solicitors long for the days of inkwells, pink ribbon, and a publicly funded justice system that worked for all, writes John van der Luit-Drummond

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Online application process for aspiring recorders falters just hours after opening

Supreme Court in search for new justices

Selection process launched to fill three vacancies on UK's highest court

Questions of employment tribunal procedure

Snigdha Nag discusses procedural issues such as the employment tribunal's approach to time limits and decisions regarding Acas early conciliation

Law Society still wary of MoJ's digital court reforms

Chancery Lane remains concerned over lack of safeguards for vulnerable people

Judges consider quitting over poor pay and pensions

A disenchanted judiciary speaks out over deteriorating work environment