Part 30: Woolf reforms of justice
Bridgit Dimond
Abstract
Bridgit Dimond
Abstract
Any civilised society must have a just and robust system for the administration of justice. An awareness of major deficiencies in civil procedure in the UK led to the appointment of Lord Woolf to examine the deficiencies and make recommendations for reform in his report Access to Justice.
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Any civilised society must have a just and robust system for the administration of justice. An awareness of major deficiencies in civil procedure in the UK led to the appointment of Lord Woolf to examine the deficiencies and make recommendations for reform in his report Access to Justice.
Key concepts: Economic Justice, Administration of justice, Law, Political science, Administration (probate law), Sociology, Law and economics