Sentence examples for criminal aid from inspiring English sources

Ministers have correctly identified the cause of civil legal aid's decline: the degree to which criminal aid (up 37% in seven years) has squeezed out civil (down 24%).

With cuts now aimed at both civil and criminal aid, it is likely that fewer people in the UK will be able to qualify for quality legal representation and some will not be able to afford any representation at all.

In this case, the law of criminal aiding and abetting, not conspiracy, might be useful for Mueller.

"The government has cut the fees paid to lawyers in criminal legal aid cases, such as these, to ensure legal aid represents better value for the taxpayer".

The fact that criminalisation puts squatters' liberty at risk could make them eligible for criminal legal aid (after being stripped of their right to civil legal aid under the government's recent announcement).

We know that two thirds of that funding goes into criminal legal aid, and that 14 legal firms in Scotland claimed more than #1m in legal aid.

Khan's three promises are that Labour will "abandon immediately the planned implementation of the current government's two-tier contracts for criminal legal aid", review the second 8.75% fee cut due this summer and "undertake an immediate review of how criminal legal aid is procured, working closely with the legal profession".

"We will continue to implement reform of the criminal legal aid system.

The Ministry of Justice is preparing to announce significant concessions in its proposals to reform criminal legal aid.

The MoJ is cutting £215m out of the annual criminal legal aid budget.

That £220m saving in criminal legal aid is included in the chancellor's figures.