Criminal barristers begin strike action outside the Old Bailey in row over legal aid fees
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Criminal barristers begin strike action outside the Old Bailey in row over legal aid fees
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CBA chair Jo Sidhu QC was greeted with a huge cheer as he stood on a podium, megaphone in hand, outside the country's most high-profile criminal court
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Jo Sidhu QC
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Sidhu said there were lawyers putting in as much as 12 hours work for a £125 fee
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Kerry Hudson, solicitor and director of Bullivant Law
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Lucie Wibberley, criminal defence barrister and secretary of the Criminal Bar Association
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Sam March
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Criminal barristers from the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) outside Leeds Combined Court
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Outside Leeds Combined Court on the first of several days of court walkouts
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Barristers gather outside Manchester Crown Court
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Richard Atkins QC, former Chair of the Criminal Bar Association, reads a statement outside Birmingham Crown Court
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Birmingham Crown Court protests
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Criminal barristers from the Western Circuit line up outside Bristol Crown Court
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Barristers protest outside Cardiff Crown Court during the first of a number of days of strike action
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Barristers protest outside Cardiff Crown Court during the first of a number of days of strike action
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Jonathan Rees QC makes a statement as barristers protest outside Cardiff Crown Court
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show caption2022-06-27T09:08:00Z By Monidipa Fouzder and John Hyde
Justice secretary condemns protests as Labour says strikes are the 'last thing the justice system needs'.
2025-03-13T15:00:00Z By Michael Cross
Under the convention, states must ensure that lawyers can carry out their duties without being the target of any form of physical attack, threat, harassment or intimidation.
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Court halts president’s plans but law firm leaders appear reluctant to condemn publicly.
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Mrs Justice McGowan, who apologised for the delay, said her ‘workload was too great at the time’.
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