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We're the only membership body and independent voice for magistrates. Run by and for our 11,500 members, we promote the sound administration of the law.
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The Pathfinder process aims to improve the court experience and outcomes for children and parents involved in private family law proceedings. This blog is the very personal experience of one mum of the Pathfinder process. You can read it here 👇. #justice
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RT @PLASPsupport: I am excited to be part of this important conference. Magistrates play such a key role in society and it fantastic to see….
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RT @russwebt: Progress to a more diverse magistracy needs speeding up .Responding to new judicial diversity statistics, @MagsAssoc says it'….
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At our annual #conference on 22 November in Lancaster, we’ll discuss our our theme: victims, and the extent to which our courts support them, and be joined by a fascinating lineup of speakers, including:.⏺️The Lady Chief Justice, Baroness Carr of Walton-on-the-Hill
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Members - watch our webinar with family barrister Lucy Reed where she talks about her advocacy role in private and public family court proceedings: Not a member? Join us today to access this and a host of other #MembershipBenefits:
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Many congratulations @ButtonLane_ and well done to all the schools that made it to the final!. And great work @GMMA_MIC - we know how much work goes into organising your fabulous mock trial competition every year!.
Button Lane Primary School @ButtonLane_ has won the 2025 GM MIC Year 6 Mock Trial Competition. Horwich Parish Primary @HorwichParishCE finished as the runners-up. Congratulations to all. A big thank you to all the teaching staff who helped to make this such an enjoyable day.
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In this guest blog, Rosie Plummer, the North Service Manager on @childrensociety's Prevention Programme highlights the opportunities to identify victims of exploitation in court and how to supportively engage with them: Not a member? Join us today to
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Thanks @kirkkorner for writing such a thoughtful and sympathetic piece on an often-unreported side of youth crime. Magistrates play a crucial role in addressing knife crime through the justice system to ensure that justice is served, preventing reoffending and ensuring public.
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For #Pride month, Michael Hassell, one of the LGBT+ representatives on our diversity and inclusion committee, reflects on how we've been working hard to ensure that sexuality and gender identity aren't barriers to being a magistrate. Have a read:
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Today is #WindrushDay - a day to celebrate the contributions of the Windrush generation and their descendants. Today, and every day, we're proud to advocate for, connect and support our members who belong to or are descendants of the #WindrushGeneration, and we're proud of the
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For Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month, we're sharing an article by @boater_sam, Criminal Justice Policy Officer at @GypsyTravellers, who shares the initial findings of a project that seeks to better understand the impact of the justice system on young Gypsy, Roma and
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All prosecuting authorities must ensure that cases they bring before the court have passed a public interest test. TV Licensing cannot outsource this responsibility to others. Cases should not be coming to court if they do not pass this public interest test – causing distress to.
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Happy Pride 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ We're celebrating it with our LGBT+ members – commemorating the progress that’s been made towards greater equality, while acknowledging that there is still more do to ensure that those who identify as #LGBT+ feel able to become #magistrates. We will continue to
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RT @teachertoby21: If you get chance to book Magistrates In The Community through @MagsAssoc, I couldn’t recommend more. An amazing chance….
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Our national chair talked to @JackieLongc4 about our concerns around tagging, as @Channel4News's report raises serious questions about its effective implementation. This is especially concerning in domestic abuse cases. Community sentences have huge potential, and we support.
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