Draft Criminal Defence Service Bill,Consultation Paper and Explanatory Notes

Released on by Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs
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  • Draft Criminal Defence Service Bill,Consultation Paper and Explanatory Notes Book Detail

  • Author : Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs
  • Release Date : 2004
  • Publisher : The Stationery Office
  • Genre : Law
  • Pages : 74
  • ISBN 13 : 9780101619424
  • File Size : 75,75 MB
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Draft Criminal Defence Service Bill,Consultation Paper and Explanatory Notes by Great Britain. Department for Constitutional Affairs PDF Summary

Book Description: This consultation paper sets out the Government's proposals for a draft Bill to implement changes to the Criminal Defence Service (CDS) grant of the right to public funded representation in criminal court cases. The main provisions of the draft Bill relate to two measures: the transfer of responsibility for grant of criminal legal aid from the courts to the Legal Services Commission; and the re-introduction of a means test for criminal cases. The aim of the Bill is to ensure that the taxpayer gets best value for money from the CDS and to improve management control and consistency in the legal aid system and the way in which the fund is spent. The re-introduction of the means test seeks to focus resources on those that need help most. Responses should be received by 6 August 2004.

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