Access to Justice reports
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The Access to Justice reports are a series of influential reviews of the civil justice system in England and Wales, led by Lord Woolf, that proposed major reforms to make legal processes more efficient, accessible, and fair.
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| Access to Justice reports canonical | 1 |
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