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    Prison Law

    The prison law guide explains what matters are in scope under the 2017 Standard Crime Contract. It covers advice and assistance and advocacy assistance, financial eligibility, how to apply, rates of payment, and how to claim.

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    Article 21 1980 Hague Convention Applications

    We have updated our guidance for creating non-means/non-merits tested applications in relation to Article 21 of the Child Abduction and Custody Act 1985.

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    Completing a CRM12 interactive module

    We've added an interactive elearning module that explains how to complete form CRM12 for the 2022 standard crime contract.

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    Updated civil financial eligibility calculator

    There is a new financial eligibility keycard version 58. The civil financial eligibility calculator has been updated to verison 3.1 to reflect the changes.

    You can find both in the Financial Eligibility Tool section of the CCMS Provider: Means assessments and contributions course.

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    Help Us Say Yes, Crime Applications

    We have a new webinar recording which discusses how caseworkers consider the Interests of Justice test on criminal applications.

    It includes our use of the WIDGERY criteria, informing decisions based on the Magistrates court sentencing guidelines, and what we specifically look for on applications.

    It outlines the main factors that will constitute a likely pass of the IOJ test and how our caseworkers come to this decision.

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    Court assessed bills interactive elearning module

    There is an updated version of our court assessed bills interactive elearning module available in the Court Assessed Bills section of the CCMS Provider: submitting bills course.

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