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This month's issue (June 2022)
Editorial
‘Improvements in legal rights won't work if we don't address the legal knowledge gap’ – Sue James
News and comment
Greater Manchester Law Centre event brings organisations together to improve access to justice in the North West – Sue James
Addressing the skills gap in advice services: report
Tenancy reform is good – but it’s not enough for low-income renters – Hannah Slater
Opinion and analysis
Legal aid’s hall of fame – Fiona Bawdon
Legal Action Group at 50: Making inquests fairer – Professor Leslie Thomas QC
Costs risks and the breathing space creditor review process – Luke Oliver
“If the prime minister perseveres with his latest right to buy plan, it will exacerbate the housing crisis.” – Patricia Tueje
Digital transformation or a new technological bureaucracy? – Mia Leslie
Struggling with client interviews? – Vicky Ling
“A scheme to encourage more people to pursue a career in social welfare law.” – Paige Jones and Kaya Kannan
Law and practice
Family law: update – Nick O’Brien
Education: recent developments – Angela Jackman QC (Hon) and Eleanor Wright
Inquests and inquiries: update – Daniel Machover and Professor Leslie Thomas QC
Sentencing: update – Andrew Keogh
Support for migrants: update – Sasha Rozansky, Deborah Gellner and Lara ten Caten
Housing: recent developments – Jan Luba QC and Sam Madge-Wyld

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