On 12 Mar 2020, at 13:15, Daniel Bonich <dbonich@gmail.com> wrote:They should of course install hand santiser dispensers, but they should also make sure that they are refilled frequently - there are some at HMP Belmarsh for example that have been empty for longer that’s they have been in use !Sent from my iPadOn 12 Mar 2020, at 13:02, Bridget Irving (via members list) <members@mail.lccsa.org.uk> wrote:HMCTS has kindly agreed to now 'allow' hand sanitiser to be brought into courts, subject to using it first to prove it is not acid or anything!Given that criminal courts are probably one of the highest risk public buildings, shouldn't they, as a matter of urgency, install hand sanitiser dispensers in all courts at various points, like in hospitals and many other public buildings, or does this omission just show the contempt had for court users?Sent from my iPadSusan Ackland-Hood is well aware of the atrocious conditions in some of the older Court.
time alone will tell whether her ‘Building Champions’ are able to effect any changes.
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From: Rhona Friedman
Sent: 12 March 2020 12:40
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As people are doing already we all need to be publicly shaming them with pictures of the filthy unsanitary conditions in every court. They can’t just defer this by side tracking repairs into a repairs list, these are public health concerns now ( if they weren’t always !)
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Sent: 12 March 2020 12:33
To: Rhona Friedman <Rhona@commons.legal>
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Subject: RE: Coronavirus
Well said everyone
I see the LAA guidelines particularly inhumane as nowhere in their priorities is there any concept of health of lawyers, defendants, staff, families.Which we should note in any professional doc we can all sign up to re effect on costs
On 12 Mar 2020 12:26, Rhona Friedman <Rhona@commons.legal> wrote:I think the Law Society and the professional bodies need to ask the MOJ urgently for a resilience package to cope with the inevitable disruption which will have a knock on effect for the next year or so
- the long mooted reversal of the 8.75% cut
- Relaxation of 14 hour and supervision requirements for the next 3 months with an expectation that this period will be extended if necessary
- Preferred treatment for low interest loans for firms/law centres with legal aid contracts from the British Business Bank ( treating legal aid provision as the public service it is )
Others will no doubt add to this essential resilience list
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From: members@mail.lccsa.org.uk <members@mail.lccsa.org.uk> On Behalf Of Greg Powell
Sent: 12 March 2020 12:16
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Subject: Re: CoronavirusWe face catastrophe when jury trials are halted/rescheduled , custody suites close , arrests fall even further .A precipitate fall in activity needs an emergency response .I suggest a guarantee by the MoJ to sustain payments at the last 12 month average with provision to allow a very long rebalancing and indeed write offs .It will be the only way to keep a cjs defence infrastructure intact .
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That advice is as useful as a cat flap in an elephant house.
No mention by the LAA about how to deal with the requirements for 14 fee-earning hours per week, number of cases etc. I bet that they have proper guidance for their staff.
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