OUP vs Crime Fees

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Crime Fees enables criminal lawyers in England and Wales to easily calculate legal aid fees for both prosecution and defence. All fee schemes are covered: LGFS, CPS Scheme F, CPS Scheme E, CPS Scheme D, CPS Scheme C, AGFS 13, AGFS 12, AGFS 11, AGFS 10 and AGFS 9. No need to compare complex fee tables. Simply select the type of hearing and offence, set the number of trial days, and the app will tell you the fee. Every permutation of case is catered for - the 3 advocate types, the 19 types of hearing, the 17 offence bands, and the 915 offences. Add each fee in the case to the basket and save for convenient reference until you have been paid. You can also add private fees to the app and save them as well. Your saved cases are synced across all of your iOS devices signed into the same iCloud account. The app also allows you to compare fees between the supported Schemes. Developed by Sam Willis, a barrister at 5 King's Bench Walk.