CPS hires more trainee lawyers in bid to compete with Big Law
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is hiring more trainee lawyers to address increasing criminal court caseloads and backlogs. This recruitment drive aims to help the prosecution service compete with large law firms.
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