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When a company in one country wants to issue a claim against an individual based in...
Victims of crime do not have to suffer alone. If you have become a victim of a crime...
If you're appealing against your conviction or the length or nature of your sentence as...
The new Adoption and Children Act 2002 came into force in December 2005, replacing the...
If you report a crime to the police they will record the details and start an...
The court system has been developed so that everyone can have equal access to justice....
Everyone that is between the ages of 18 and 70 who appears on the electoral register...
If you've been found guilty of an offence at the Magistrates' Court and wish to appeal,...
Going to court can be expensive. The law recognises that the high cost of court cases...
If you are owed a sum of money that the person refuses to pay, you can take your claim...
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