If you've been charged with a crime, ask your solicitor or barrister if you're able to
get criminal legal aid.
Not exact matches
The act of defending a person arrested or charged with a
criminal offence is often incorrectly painted in the stereotype of fat cat lawyers
getting rich from
legal aid by using technicalities to ensure that guilty people are acquitted of their hideous crimes.
Free
legal aid organizations may not want to say they will represent you right away, and many times they have limits on what they can
get involved in (i.e., only civil cases and not
criminal cases), but it's worth a try.