The Government has unveiled plans to introduce faster and more efficient working practices across the country's magistrate courts by the end of the year. New measures to be introduced across all 350 magistrate courts across England and Wales will include stronger case management targets so that simple cases will take from a day to six weeks to complete, compared with the average 21 weeks currently taken.
February 22, 2007 at 03:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Government has unveiled plans to introduce faster and more efficient working practices across the country’s magistrate courts by the end of the year.
New measures to be introduced across all 350 magistrate courts across England and Wales will include stronger case management targets so that simple cases will take from a day to six weeks to complete, compared with the average 21 weeks currently taken.
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