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CPS increases fees for prosecutors to match defence raise

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Published on: 18 April 2023
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Law360, London: Criminal barristers who carry out prosecution work will see their fees increase in May to match a recent hike for defence advocates, but solicitors who do legal aid work still have yet to see a similar boost.

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