Sentences with phrase «criminal legal aid clients»

On - Site Legal Aid: «Once open, on - site legal aid offices will be operating in 26 courthouses serving almost 80 per cent of criminal legal aid clients province - wide.

«There would appear to be sufficient capacity on the panels to provide adequate representation to criminal legal aid clients and the Minister expects that those on the criminal legal aid panel will comply with their professional obligations

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ABA Commission on the Future of Legal Services, Standing Committee on Professional Discipline, Criminal Justice Section Law Practice Division, Standing Committee on Legal Aid And Indigent Defendants, and Standing Committee on Client Protection.

ABA Commission On The Future Of Legal Services, Standing Committee On Professional Discipline Criminal Justice Section, Law Practice Division, Standing Committee On Legal Aid And Indigent Defendants, Standing Committee On Client Protection.

The Ministry of Justice also proposed to split criminal legal aid work into two types — «duty» work and «own client» work - with separate contracts for both.

Today were replaying a conversation with Brad Clark about building websites that let him solve potential clients problems before they meet him and about his creative access to justice efforts from Mobile legal clinics to financial aid for criminal expungement.

The Private Client Department represents High Net Worth Individuals at all stages of the criminal justice process and Tuckers has experienced police station representatives, solicitors and an advocacy team also working under public funding arrangements (legal aid).

But before leaving the category of proceedings into which magistrates» court child support work falls: for the Legal Services Commission if a lawyer should seek legal aid for his client in committal proceedings (CSA 1991 s 39A — 40) it is treated as «criminal proceedings» under Access to Justice Act 1999, s 12 (2)(g) and Criminal Defence Service (General)(No 2) Regulations (SI 2001/1437) by application on CDS14 and CLegal Services Commission if a lawyer should seek legal aid for his client in committal proceedings (CSA 1991 s 39A — 40) it is treated as «criminal proceedings» under Access to Justice Act 1999, s 12 (2)(g) and Criminal Defence Service (General)(No 2) Regulations (SI 2001/1437) by application on CDS14 and Clegal aid for his client in committal proceedings (CSA 1991 s 39A — 40) it is treated as «criminal proceedings» under Access to Justice Act 1999, s 12 (2)(g) and Criminal Defence Service (General)(No 2) Regulations (SI 2001/1437) by application on CDS14 ancriminal proceedings» under Access to Justice Act 1999, s 12 (2)(g) and Criminal Defence Service (General)(No 2) Regulations (SI 2001/1437) by application on CDS14 anCriminal Defence Service (General)(No 2) Regulations (SI 2001/1437) by application on CDS14 and CDS15.

She began her legal career representing legal aid clients in civil, criminal, family and child protection matters, and then moved on to spend 10 years with a Fortune 500 company as legal counsel and then as a director.

As a law student at the University of Windsor, Janine devoted the majority of her spare time to volunteering at the Community Legal Aid clinic, where she gained her first experiences successfully defending clients charged with criminal and provincial offences.

Next, the student will obtain live client experience either in a Miami Law litigation oriented clinic or as a Certified Legal Intern with a governmental agency or legal aid organization, most frequently in the criminal justice syLegal Intern with a governmental agency or legal aid organization, most frequently in the criminal justice sylegal aid organization, most frequently in the criminal justice system.

The LSC's data sets, especially for criminal legal aid, had been acknowledged to be incomplete, so a full impact assessment of the criminal legal aid reforms on BME clients could not be undertaken.

Growing in size might be a solution for criminal legal aid firms in London and other major cities to improve their efficiency and provide services in a more localised way, thus reducing the time spent travelling to advise and represent clients in police stations and magistrates» courts.

In Scotland, as legal aid lawyers serving private clients with criminal defence, we can see ourselves that the high - street law firm is no longer the same as it was twenty years ago.