Only one-quarter of Britons believe legal system is fair

According to a survey released by a major law firm, only one in four thinks that the UK legal system is "fair and transparent"

A poll conducted by attorney Hodge Jones and Allen shows that two thirds of respondents believe that wealth is now a more important factor in accessing justice.

Research firm Populus interviewed more than 2,000 people and most of the survey (79%) agreed that "the government is responsible for ensuring justice for all people."

Only 37% said they trust experts who work in the legal system, but I believe that 54% can not access the justice system. Only 28% of African-American Caribbean communities and only 17% of Sikh communities have expressed their trust in lawyers.

Statistics are unfair kingdom: Included in the UK's recognition of the law and the judicial system the company announced on Wednesday.

Mr. Patrick Allen, senior partner of Hodge Jones & Allen, said: "These statistics represent a serious dissatisfaction with the British judicial system.If you alienate and confuse the prospects of Britain's justice in the 21st century, the legal system fulfills the basic duty of justice for all people I could not do it.

"The voice of the public and the voice of the occupation are exactly the same, reducing the legal aid and introducing the court cost only makes the already difficult situation worse.

"It is natural that the people of the lowest income group have the lowest confidence in seemingly unfair, chaotic and inaccessible systems.These findings reveal the budget presented recently in reviewing expenditure There is a need for opportunities they deserve. "

According to recent expenditure review, the government guaranteed £ 700 million to the local court and introduced more techniques to increase its efficiency. The former government repeatedly cut legal aid without further reduction.

Allen welcomed the government's stance of changing the court from the paper system to the digital system because the public has a clear interest in modernization but technology is not a magical bullet, Because they may exclude the most vulnerable people in the world.

We claim the legal system as the only source of true judgment. I understand the reason. The existence of the legal system is based on the prejudice avoidance, fair trial concept. But what will you do when the legal system clearly shows bias? We systematically ignored the rape victims for years, but then we screwed this path for them that they suddenly believed in the process of countless failures It was. Especially now is there is little controversy as to whether it is difficult for us to rotate around the fact that they may be untrusted by other parts of the population as our police are corrupt about the color race?

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