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A judge granted leave in Belfast last week for bodies representing the Law Society and the Bar Council to seek a judicial review of legal aid cuts which they claim do not provide fair remuneration for criminal lawyers. Arguing that the cuts would erode advocacy and representation for defendants, the legal profession want a declaration that the new rules are illegal and should be overturned. Barristers will continue to strike over the cuts, with law firms protesting by refusing to provide professional services in criminal cases. NI receives better legal aid rates than the UK generally, the court heard.
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