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Description: Steve Hynes
Steve Hynes
Steve Hynes is a freelance consultant and writer. He was previously director of LAG. He is a well-known commentator in the written and broadcast media on legal aid and access to justice issues.
Prior to joining LAG Steve was the director of the Law Centres Federation (LCF) and has worked as manager of a Citizens Advice Bureau in Manchester as well as Rochdale Law Centre®.

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A volatile combination of events, personalities and political forces could lead to lasting change
Steve Hynes
on Jul 2017
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In praise of: Lord Igor Judge
Steve Hynes
on Jun 2017
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Parliamentary scrutiny of our legislation is being lost to misused executive power
Steve Hynes
on Jun 2017
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The general election is a good time to give concerns regarding access to justice the public attention they deserve
Steve Hynes
on May 2017
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Vulnerable people continue to suffer at the hands of bailiffs flouting the law. The system urgently needs reform
Steve Hynes
on Apr 2017
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In praise of: John Nicholson
Steve Hynes
on Mar 2017
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The employment tribunal fees review is a let-down for employees currently priced out of access to justice
Steve Hynes
on Mar 2017
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In praise of: Gary Slapper RIP
Steve Hynes
on Feb 2017
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The Law Society’s loss of its chief executive highlights the identity crisis at the heart of Chancery Lane
Steve Hynes
on Feb 2017
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A further criminal legal aid fee cut would be fatal for many firms already hit by lower volumes of work
Steve Hynes
on Dec 2016
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In praise of: a nice quiet time
Steve Hynes
on Dec 2016
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The Care Act 2014 will not help vulnerable adults and their carers if the government persists in cutting local authority funding
Steve Hynes
on Dec 2016
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