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Victims of domestic abuse who have come over as dependants can currently apply for settlement immediately. Will that change under the new rules?
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13 October 2026·Courts and Tribunals BillJust because a domestic abuser has no prior convictions, it does not mean he does not have priors. It does not mean he has good character.
13 October 2026·Courts and Tribunals BillAs somebody who has had someone elect to have a jury and now awaits a trial in 2029 on a simple order breach, I ask the hon. Gentleman: does he think, in his defence of jury trials, that a victim shou
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