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First they came for the interpreters, then the lawyers
Ever since the coalition government got its foot in the door of the MoJ in Petty France, their primary concern seems to have been to save money, not to ensure that justice is administered fairly and equitably
Figure it out
Even Capita is now hard-pressed to attempt to present a positive picture
Astounded at the MoJ's failure to collect details of court jobs outside FWA
'I am astonished that your department is unable to provide information about interpreting assignments at UK courts and tribunals that are being fulfilled outside the FWA contract with Capita'
MoJ refuses to reveal volume of court interpreting assignments beyond Framework Agreement with Capita
'The law allows us to decline to answer FOI requests when we estimate it would cost us more than £600 to identify, locate, extract, and then provide the information that has been asked for'
