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Author Australia. Parliament. Senate. Legal and Constitutional References Committee.

Title Legal aid and access to justice / The Senate Legal and Constitutional References Committee
Published Canberra : Legal and Constitutional References Committee, 2004

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Description xxxv, 242 pages ; 25 cm
Series Senate report / Legal and Constitutional References Committee
Parliamentary paper / Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia, 0727-4181 ; no. 124 of 2004
Australia. Parliament. Senate. Legal and Constitutional References Committee. Report
Parliamentary paper (Australia. Parliament) ; 2004, no. 124
Contents Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Legal aid funding -- Ch. 3. Demand and unmet legal need: the lack of data -- Ch. 4. Women and family law -- Ch. 5. Indigenous legal services -- Ch. 6. Legal aid in outer-metropolitan, regional, rural and remote areas -- Ch. 7. Migrants and refugees -- Ch. 8. Other groups with particular needs -- Ch. 9. Pro bono legal services -- Ch. 10. Self-represented litigants -- Ch. 11. Community legal centres -- Minority report by Government Senators
Summary The Terms of Reference for this inquiry were to examine: "The capacity of current legal aid and access to justice arrangements to meet the community need for legal assistance, including: (a) The performance of current arrangements in achieving national equity and uniform access to justice across Australia, includng in outer-metropolitan, regional, rural and remote areas; (b) The implications of current arrangements in particular types of matters, including criminal law matters, family law matters and civil law matters; and (c) The impact of current arrangements on the wider community, including community legal services, pro bono legal services and levels of self-representation
Analysis Legal services
Legal aid
Accessibility
Federal state finances
Key item
Electronic resource
Notes "June 2004"
Chair: Nick Bolkus
Bibliography Includes bibliographic references
Notes Also available in an electronic version via the Internet. Address as at 28/07/04: http://www.aph.gov.au/senate/committee/legcon_ctte/legalaidjustice/report/contents.htm
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Commonwealth of Australia 2004
Subject Justice, Administration of -- Australia.
Legal aid -- Australia -- Evaluation.
Author Bolkus, Nick
ISBN 0642714088
Other Titles Inquiry into legal aid and access to justice