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    • Our strategy: 2021-2024
    • Our people
      • Our governance
        • President of Council, Baroness Kennedy of the Shaws QC
        • Council
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      • Our staff
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    • News
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    • Work for us
    • History & achievements
      • Shaping the legal landscape
      • 1957-2017
      • Back
    • International Commission of Jurists
    • Annual Reports and Financial Statements
    • Back
  • Our work
    • Criminal justice system
      • Current Work
        • A Parole System fit for purpose
        • Tackling Racial Injustice: Children and the Youth Justice System
        • Prosecuting Sexual Offences
        • Supporting Exonerees: ensuring accessible, continuing and consistent support
        • Remand Decision-Making in the Magistrates’ Court 
        • Mental Health and Fair Trial
        • COVID-19 and Virtual Trials
        • Back
      • Past Work
        • Legal Assistance in the Police Station
        • Complex and lengthy criminal trials
        • Counter-terrorism & security
        • Back
      • Back
    • Civil justice system
      • Current Work
        • Improving Access to Justice for Separating Families
        • Solving Housing Disputes
        • Preventing Digital Exclusion from Online Justice
        • Back
      • Past Work
        • Delivering Justice in an Age of Austerity
        • Innovations in personally-delivered advice: surveying the landscape
        • Back
      • Back
    • Administrative justice system
      • Current Work
        • Reforming the Windrush Compensation Scheme
        • Reforming Benefits Decision-Making
        • Challenging School Exclusions
        • Immigration and Asylum Appeals – a Fresh Look
        • Back
      • Past Work
        • The ‘neither confirm nor deny’ (NCND) response
        • Back
      • Back
    • System Wide Reform
      • Current Work
        • The function and operation of Hybrid Orders
        • When Things Go Wrong: the response of the justice system
        • Understanding Courts
        • Preventing Digital Exclusion from Online Justice
        • Increasing Judicial Diversity
        • Back
      • Past Work
        • What is a Court?
        • UK compliance on international human rights law
        • Back
      • Back
    • Briefings & consultation responses
      • Briefings
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