Asher Flynn; Jacqueline Hodgson sku-54976658 Law Book
No rating yet(0 ratings)Authors: Asher Flynn; Jacqueline Hodgson. This hardcover examines how legal aid budget cuts and prescriptive service guidelines affect access to justice. It compares England and Wales with Australia, common law jurisdictions that share some ideals, policies and practices but differ in legal and political culture, the communities they serve and their approaches to legal assistance.
Drawing on empirical and theoretical work, the book considers responses to unmet legal need in domestic and comparative contexts across criminal, civil and family law. It also examines the social, political, legal, health and welfare effects of legal aid restrictions. The authors argue that vulnerable groups bear much of the impact.
Listed under Personal Injury Law Books, it is intended for academics, students, practitioners and policymakers interested in justice and legal aid. SKU: sku-54976658.
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