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xoggoth replied

7 March 2014, 08:35
You can tell who's guilty just by looking at them. All they need is a criminal face recognition machine and they could get rid of most of this lot.
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eek replied

7 March 2014, 08:30
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

BBC News - Lawyers staging second walk-out over legal aid cuts

Yep... I used to think being a contract was bad (rates ain't increased that much in 15 years) but your typical barrister has seen rates for criminal cases half in that time
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d000hg started a topic Lawyers on strike - WTF?!

7 March 2014, 08:18
Lawyers on strike - WTF?!

BBC News - Lawyers staging second walk-out over legal aid cuts

The CBA said many junior barristers face rates as low as £20 a day, once the hours of preparation, time in court and chambers' fees are factored in, as well as receiving no holiday pay, no pension provision and no sickness or maternity benefits.
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