Criminals could have their cars seized to cover cost of legal aid

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Criminals will have their cars seized to pay for legal aid
Criminals will have their cars seized to pay for legal aid

Justice Secretary Chris Grayling has announced his plan to sell off the cars of convicted criminals in an attempt to curb government spending on legal aid.

New powers to seize and sell off the vehicles of convicted criminals could be introduced to help cover the £2 billion legal aid bill for England and Wales.

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