Ex-SJ Berwin partner Jonathan Djanogly has been removed from his post as justice minister in the Government's latest reshuffle. Djanogly, the MP for Huntingdon, was appointed as a justice minister after the last election in May 2010. His departure comes after Conservative MP and former employment minister Chris Grayling was appointed as Secretary of State for Justice yesterday (4 September).
September 05, 2012 at 11:13 AM
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Ex-SJ Berwin partner Jonathan Djanogly has been removed from his post as justice minister in the Government’s latest reshuffle.
Djanogly (pictured), the MP for Huntingdon, was appointed as a justice minister after the last election in May 2010. His departure comes after Conservative MP and former employment minister Chris Grayling was appointed as Secretary of State for Justice yesterday (4 September).
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