The end of local justice
Except for coroners and the City of London
The final part of the government’s Judicial Review and Courts Bill, published last month but not yet debated in parliament, deals mainly with coroners.
The changes it proposes are modest — nothing like the national coroner service in England and Wales that I supported in a column for The Critic last month and many others have been urging on successive g…
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