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    Back our criminal justice campaign
    Due to many years of underinvestment, our criminal justice system is crumbling. We’re calling on government to address the problems.
    06 Jun 2025
    Reframing justice
    The rule of law and access to justice are vital to everyday life in England and Wales, underpinning our social, political and economic systems. Effective...
    09 Jun 2025
    Reframing justice – our research
    How we talk about law and justice in England and Wales matters. We worked with FrameWorks UK and advocates across the fields of law and...
    02 May 2025
    Criminal justice
    Our fight for access to justice and properly funded criminal legal aid is part of our advocacy work on the issues you've told us matter...
    23 Apr 2025
    Five fixes for the justice system
    We have identified five fixes the lord chancellor can make to improve the justice system.
    18 Jul 2023
    New justice secretary: new opportunity for our justice system
    The president of the Law Society of England and Wales, Nick Emmerson, congratulated the new justice secretary, Shabana Mahmood, on her appointment.
    05 Jul 2024
    Mind the justice gap
    Tthe interim report of our 21st century justice project details plans to narrow the justice gap for small businesses and individuals on low incomes who...
    03 May 2024
    Further cuts to compound justice crisis
    We warn that further budget cuts will severely impact the already crisis-hit justice system.
    27 Nov 2023
    Further justice cuts untenable, warns Law Society
    Ahead of the autumn budget, the Law Society has warned that further Ministry of Justice cuts are untenable.
    28 Oct 2024
    Record Crown Court backlog as long wait for justice continues
    Latest figures released show the Crown Court backlog has hit a new record high of more than 65,000 cases.
    12 Oct 2023