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Here you can browse the Written Evidence ordered by the House of Commons to be printed 18 April 2007.
Written evidence
CONTENTS
Evidence submitted by Christopher Andrews, Coodes Solicitors (LAR 09)
Evidence submitted by Gordon Hotson (LAR 18)
Evidence submitted by Resolution (LAR 30)
Evidence submitted by the Advice Services Alliance (LAR 34)
Evidence submitted by Thompsons Solicitors (LAR 39)
Evidence submitted by Lambeth Housing Lawyers (LAR 43)
Evidence submitted by Simon Hutchence (LAR 56)
Evidence submitted by Everett & Co (LAR 58)
Evidence submitted by David Jockelson, Miles & Partners (LAR 62b)
Evidence submitted by the Legal Aid Practitioners Group (LAPG) (LAR 66)
Further evidence submitted by the Legal Aid Practitioners Group (LAR 66a)
Evidence submitted by Sarah Palmer, The Children's Legal Practice Ltd (LAR 67)
Evidence submitted by Nicola Mackintosh, Mackintosh Duncan Solicitors (LAR 76)
Evidence submitted by the Legal Action Group (LAR 77)
Evidence submitted by the Bar Council (LAR 78)
Evidence submitted by the Housing Law Practitioners Association (HLPA) (LAR 81)
APPENDIX 2
Further evidence submitted by the Housing Law Practitioners Association (HLPA) (LAR 81a)
Evidence submitted by the Greater Manchester Law Practitioners (LAR 88)
Evidence submitted by the Society of Asian Lawyers (SAL) (LAR 89)
Evidence submitted by Zoe Baril, WhatleyRecordon (LAR 91)
Evidence submitted by Liverpool Law Society (LAR 96)
Evidence submitted by Access to Justice Alliance (LAR 98)
Evidence submitted by HCL Hanne & Company (LAR 101)
Evidence submitted by Law Centres Federation (LAR 104)
Evidence submitted by Ole Hansen & Partners (LAR 105)
Evidence submitted by Michael Strain, Martin and Strain (LAR 106)
Evidence submitted by The Law Society (LAR 107)
Evidence submitted by the Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) (LAR 109)
Evidence submitted by Ian Kelcey, Kelcey and Hall (LAR 112)
Evidence submitted by Young Legal Aid Lawyers (LAR 115)
Evidence submitted by Bristol Law Society (LAR 117)
Evidence submitted by Fisher Meredith (LAR 119)
Evidence submitted by Education Law Practitioners' Group (LAR 120)
Evidence submitted by Jamie Ritchie, Brent Community Law Centre (LAR 124)
Evidence submitted by the Association of Major Criminal Law Firms (LAR 125)
Supplementary evidence submitted by Association of Major Criminal Law Firms (LAR 125a)
Evidence submitted by Simon Tierney (LAR 126)
These comments reference to the headings, paragraph, and page numbers in Lord Carter's report
Evidence submitted by John Smith (LAR 128)
Evidence submitted by Sansbury Campbell Solicitors (LAR 131)
Evidence submitted by Immigration Law Practitioners' Association (ILPA) (LAR 133)
Evidence submitted by Alderson Dodds (LAR 134)
Evidence submitted by Mental Health Lawyers Association (LAR 137)
Further evidence submitted by Mental Health Lawyers Association (LAR 137a)
Report of Mental Health Lawyers Association Decline in Representation
Evidence submitted by the Birmingham Law Society (LAR 139)
Evidence submitted by Child Concern (LAR 150)
Legal Aid: A Sustainable Future
Evidence submitted by Peter Dovey, Police Station Defence Service (LAR 153)
Evidence submitted by NAGALRO (The Professional Association for Family Court Advisers and Independent Social Work Practitioners and Consultants) (LAR 157)
Evidence submitted by The London Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association (LCCSA) (LAR 158)
Further evidence submitted by The London
Criminal Courts Solicitors' Association (LAR 158a)
Evidence submitted by Anthony Edwards, T.V.Edwards (LAR 159)
Evidence submitted by the Institute of Legal Executives (LAR 162)
Evidence submitted by Howard League for Penal Reform (LAR 165)
Evidence submitted by Standing Committee for Youth Justice (LAR 166)
Evidence submitted by The Carter Diversity Group (LAR 168)
Evidence submitted by Pierce Glynn Solicitors (LAR 169)
Further evidence submitted by Pierce Glynn Solicitors (LAR 169a)
Evidence submitted by Citizens Advice Bureau (LAR 170)
Evidence submitted by the Criminal Law Solicitors' Association (LAR 172)
Further evidence submitted by Criminal Law Solicitors' Association (LAR 172a)
Evidence submitted by Vera Baird QC MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs (LAR 174)
Further evidence submitted by the Rt Hon Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Secretary of State, Department for Constitutional Affairs (LAR 174a)
Supplementary evidence submitted by the Rt Hon Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Secretary of State, Department of Constitutional Affairs (LAR 174b)
Evidence submitted by the Newcastle Law Centre (LAR 194)
Evidence submitted by Garden Court Chambers (LAR 195)
Evidence submitted by Linda Filby (LAR 196)
Evidence submitted by Andrew Siddall, Varley Hadley Siddall (LAR 198a)
Evidence submitted by Julia Bainbridge, Saunders Solicitors (LAR 205)
Evidence submitted by Van Baaren & Wright Solicitors (LAR 215)
Evidence submitted by the Association of Lawyers for Children (LAR 222)
APPENDIX 2
Evidence submitted by the Rt Hon Sir Mark Potter, President of the Family Division; Chairman of the Family Justice Council. (LAR 224)
Evidence submitted by the Rt Hon Lord Justice Thomas, former Senior Presiding Judge (LAR 225)
Evidence submitted by the Rt Hon Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Rolls (LAR 226)
Evidence submitted by Frank H Stephen, Professor of Regulation, School of Law, University of Manchester (LAR 228)
Supplementary evidence submitted by the Legal Services Commission (LAR 230)
Further supplementary evidence submitted by the Legal Services Commission (LAR 230a)
APPENDIX 2
APPENDIX 3
APPENDIX 4
APPENDIX 5
APPENDIX 6
Supplementary evidence submitted by Prof Judith Masson (LAR 231)
Evidence submitted by Stephen Nelson & Partners (LAR 232)
Evidence submitted by Helen Cousins on behalf of a criminal defence solicitor (LAR 233)
Further evidence submitted by Lord Falconer of Thoroton, Secretary of State and Lord Chancellor, DCA (LAR
174c)
Further supplementary evidence submitted by the Legal Services Commission (LAR 230b)
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