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Steve Hynes
Steve Hynes is a freelance consultant and writer. He was previously director of LAG. He is a well-known commentator in the written and broadcast media on legal aid and access to justice issues.
Prior to joining LAG Steve was the director of the Law Centres Federation (LCF) and has worked as manager of a Citizens Advice Bureau in Manchester as well as Rochdale Law Centre®.

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Editorial: Access to justice and the Unison judgment: has the door been opened to further challenges to justice policy?
Steve Hynes
on Mar 2018
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Editorial: Government failure on discrimination and education law services
Steve Hynes
on Feb 2018
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Legal aid for domestic abuse survivors: at last the time limits have gone
Steve Hynes
on Jan 2018
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Editorial: After another reshuffle, we once again have a legally-qualified lord chancellor. But he has a lot on his plate
Steve Hynes
on Jan 2018
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In praise of: access to justice victories in 2017
Steve Hynes
on Nov 2017
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We can’t wait for next summer’s LASPO review; the worst problems caused by the Act require solutions now
Steve Hynes
on Nov 2017
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Legal Action Group reaches 45 with the fight for access to justice far from over
Steve Hynes
on Nov 2017
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The limits of protest and free speech
Steve Hynes
on Nov 2017
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In praise of: Alison Harvey
Steve Hynes
on Oct 2017
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Access to justice policy is in need of some innovative thinking; the Bach Commission’s recommendations provide it
Steve Hynes
on Oct 2017
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LAG/Arden Chambers Homelessness Conference
Steve Hynes
on Sep 2017
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The housing possession court duty tender risks becoming another nail in the coffin of local legal services
Steve Hynes
on Sep 2017
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