PUT LAW IN OUR HANDS

# The Supreme Court ruling that employment tribunal fees were unlawful draws attention to the fact that the justice system, like the economy, is rigged against the poor.

With today’s educated population, there’s no need for access to justice to be mainly through an expensive closed shop of solicitors, barristers and judges.

Would justice be served any less effectively by elected panels of the common people advised by persons qualified in the law? Geoff Naylor Winchester, Hants