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The Judicary website 'explains the roles and work of judicial office-holders in the civil, criminal and family courts, and in tribunals'.
The Judicary website 'explains the roles and work of judicial office-holders in the civil, criminal and family courts, and in tribunals'.


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[https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/publications-and-reports/guidance/guideline-hourly-rates/guideline-hourly-rates-2011 Guideline Hourly Rates for 2011] (which remain the same as for 2010)
[https://www.judiciary.gov.uk/publications-and-reports/guidance/guideline-hourly-rates/guideline-hourly-rates-2011 Guideline Hourly Rates for 2011] (which remain the same as for 2010)


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Latest revision as of 12:39, 10 April 2021

The Judicary website 'explains the roles and work of judicial office-holders in the civil, criminal and family courts, and in tribunals'.

External links

Judiciary website

Guideline Hourly Rates for 2011 (which remain the same as for 2010)

INFORMATION

  • Representation
  • Civil sections and CTOs
  • Criminal sections
  • Aftercare
  • Mental Health Tribunal
  • Nearest relative
  • Legal Aid
  • Treatment
  • Mental capacity law
MISCELLANEOUS
ELSEWHERE
HISTORICAL
  • Coronavirus
  • Changes made by MHA 2007


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