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The language is old and can sometimes be difficult to make sense of in modern times.
While it can help find any loopholes in the law to prevent any miscarriages of justice, it can also make it worse if it's not thoroughly checked.
- Katy

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the benefits are that we can change laws that are unfair or that need changing for the change in system overtime like a computer needing a new update every once a while

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The Law Reform Commission’s Report reviewed limitation laws in many other States, and notes that a trend has emerged of more simplified and streamlined limitations laws. These are usually called “core limitations” laws.

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The importance of law reform in strengthening the legislative processes cannot be over- emphasized. Law reform contributes to the shaping of democracies to suit changing political and legal environments and the benefits are enormous.

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the importance of engaging in systemic advocacy Sometimes, the most effective way to resolve or avoid a legal problem is to work to change the unfair laws, policies or practices that are at the root of the problem. CLCs are uniquely placed to identify and respond to systemic barriers to justice.
roman

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1. Parliamentary
2. Judiciary. Usually judges develop the law slowly via the doctrine of precedent.
3. Law reform bodies / agencies. Made up of five commissioners
4. Royal Commissions
5. Pressure Groups
6. Government departments
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The importance of law reform in strengthening the legislative processes cannot be over- emphasized. Law reform contributes to the shaping of democracies to suit changing political and legal environments and the benefits are enormous.
It's seen as more trusted in the eyes of the public as it's independent from Parliament - Katy

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1. Quality of work: The recommendations of an independent Commission tend towards quality when they are the product of the efforts of a non-partisan body and of independent thinking, free from political or governmental or private patronage or influence, and made without fear or favour but in accordance with what the Commission thinks is best for the society.

2. Respect and confidence: Where the Commission is seen to be independent of the government or other influence, its recommendations will be respected and trusted in the eyes of the public. Independence brings credibility.

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There four methods of Law Reform are Repeal, creation of new law, consultation and codification  - Emily

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The different methods of law reform are judicial change,parliament,law commission,pressure groups,royal commission,private member bills and public inquiries. - sadie

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Methods of reform: Judicial change, Parliament, Law commission, Pressure groups, royal commission, Private member bills and public inquiries. - Mia

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the methods are parliamentary change, judicial change, pressure groups and law commission. kyle

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1. Parliament

2. Judiciary. Usually judges develop the law slowly via the doctrine of precedent. ...

3. Law reform bodies / agencies. Made up of five commissioners - both academics and practitioners - and a staff of civil servants, both lawyers and lay personnel.

4. Royal Commissions e.g. Benson, Runciman

5. Pressure Groups, public opinion. E.g. ...

6. Government Departments

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Judicial change
Parliament
Law commission
Pressure groups
Royal commission
Private member bills
Public injuries

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methods of law reform - repeal of law, creation of new laws, codification , Consolidation, pressure groups,

Benefits of law reform - keeps up with societal change, reduces dependence on  Parliament,

Disadvantages - the judiciary has to wait for the cases to come to them, pressure groups can actually have the opposite effect i.e insulate britain is ostrizising people through blocking their daily activities like commuting to work. Pressure groups lack the professionalism that elected officials hold, and they can turn violent and encourage unlawful civil disobedience.

Jonathan

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Law reform is the process that makes law good and good laws better. Institutions and systems that provide fair, modern and cost-effective law reform unerpin the rule of law, and therefore serve an important role in delivering sustainable development. - Katie

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Elizabeth
The different methods of law reform are judicial change,parliament,law commission,pressure groups,royal commission,private member bills and public inquiries.

Benefits of law reform
The benefits of law reform is that  it allows development of the law. The law can remain relevant to a changing society. The benefits of judicial change is that law can not stand still and it must keep up with society. The benefits of pressure groups is that it can raise awareness of issues and the government can be informed. The public is helping to change laws and the public is not just relying on one person to change the law.

What are the limitations of law reform?
The limitations of judicial change is that it is rare and courts can only deal with cases that are brought to them.
The limitations of pressure groups is that it only provides a one sided view and can turn violent aswell. Pressure groups shows that society are willing to break the rules for something they feel strongly about which can be illegal.

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the methods of law reform is judicial change, parliament, law commission, pressure groups, royal commission, private member bills and public inquiries- lauren

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There are laws in parliament change which are repeal, creation of new law, consolidation and condification.
There are also other methods of law reform such as;
Judicial change
Parliament
Law Commission
Pressure groups
Royal commission
Private member bills
Public inquiries.
- Katie

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The four main methods of law are repel, creation of new law, consolidation and codification

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The four main methods in reforming law are repeal (get rid of a law), creation of new law, consolidation (change existing law) and codification

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There are multiple methods of law reform such as judicial change, parliament, law commission, pressure groups, royal commission, private member bills and public inquiries. - Katy

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List the different methods of Law Reform