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Controversial courts bill to be debated by MPs

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By Jasmine Evans
| The Justice Gap Verified
Controversial jury trial reforms are set to be debated by MPs on 10 March as the government presses ahead with the Courts and Tribunals Bill. The Justice Select Committee have requested submissions to inform scrutiny of the provisions contained within the Bill. This call for evidence is set to close on 11 March and the first evidence session will commence on 17 March. The reforms are intended to address the backlog of over 80,000 cases currently facing the criminal justice system.
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Funding boost for legal aid service reeling from cuts and cyber attack

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By Jasmine Evans
| The Justice Gap Verified
Courts Minister Sarah Sackman has announced that criminal legal aid solicitors are set to receive up to £92 million extra a year. This ‘multi-million pound investment’ aims to reduce the backlog in criminal courts and ensure that victims get ‘swift’ access to justice. Sarah Sackman stated that ‘justice delayed is justice denied’ and declared that this investment would be instrumental in restoring public confidence in the criminal justice system.
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New Yorker reporting uncovers possible Bamber alibi

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By Jasmine Evans
| The Justice Gap Verified
A crucial alibi for Jeremy Bamber may have been uncovered that would call into question his convictions for the murder of his adopted family. A new podcast from the New Yorker interviews a police officer linked to the case who revealed a critical phonecall around the time of the murders which he claims to show someone was in the house where the murders took place, while Bamber was stood outside with police.
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