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Competition expert to chair criminal legal aid review

By Michael Cross2020-12-21T11:05:00+00:00 The independent review into criminal legal aid will begin next month under the chairmanship of a distinguished competition lawyer, the government announced this morning. Former judge Sir Christopher Bellamy will lead a whole-system review , the Ministry of Justice said. It is two years since the review was initially announced; the first, internal, phase led to last August’s announcement that an additional £51m would go in to the system. According to the terms of reference the second phase will cover the long-term sustainability of the market, taking a ‘whole-system’ approach. It will consider the diversity, funding and efficiency of the sector. The announcement said that the aim is to ensure that the legal aid system:

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Corporate criminal liability

Corporate criminal liability Jon Mack FRSA argues that irrespective of their corporate structures, institutions should not be able to evade liability for economic crime and that the time has come for new legislation to reflect this. In 2019 the government recognised that corrupt practices in the oil and gas, extractives, overseas development and construction industries pose “a significant reputational risk to the UK.” The World Economic Forum estimates that corruption costs at least $2.6 trillion per year. The abuse of corporate structures to launder money, or the commission of offences by corporations and the inability to hold corporations to account for the most serious criminal offences damages confidence in the UK.

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