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Marc Bloomfield
This month's issue (April 2021)
Editorial
Access to justice: there is a great deal to do – Sue James
News and comment
Judicial review reform: consultation opens
Right to protest under threat
Farewell and thanks to Carol – Dr Laura Janes
The cost of inequality of arms in the courts – Rohini Teather
Opinion and analysis
Redundancy during or after maternity leave: how the law is failing women – Laurene Veale
Appealing Legal Aid Agency funding and costs decisions – Part 2 – Peter Todd, Adam Tear and Gabriella Bettiga
A silent revolution? – John Horan
Jobs and Homes: Stories of the law in lockdown (excerpt) – David Renton
Better together: moving the sector forward – Victoria Speed
Constitutional change in the UK – joining the dots – Lee Marsons
Want to improve your management skills? – Vicky Ling
“Our terms as YLAL co-chairs are coming to an end, but we will continue the fight for access to justice.” – Young Legal Aid Lawyers
Law and practice
Social security: recent developments – Simon Osborne
Social security: significant Upper Tribunal (Administrative Appeals Chamber) decisions July–December 2020 – Sally Robertson
Police station: update – Ed Cape, Matthew Hardcastle and Sandra Paul
Employment: update – Philip Tsamados
Police misconduct: update – Stephen Cragg QC and Tony Murphy
Community care: update – Adam Boukraa, Steve Broach, Anne-Marie Irwin, Daniel Kozelko, Shu Shin Luh and Rachel Sullivan
Housing: recent developments – Jan Luba QC and Sam Madge-Wyld

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