Access to Justice Flashcards

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A pressure group with centres throughout the United Kingdom that give free legal advice to assist people with money, legal, consumer and social welfare issues.

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The Citizens Advice Bureau

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Centres which offer free legal services to the public in areas with a lack of solicitors.

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Law Centres

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Solicitors whose services are available for free at police stations to those arrested under suspicion of committing crimes.

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Duty Solicitors

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Insurance which the client already had before the prospect of legal proceedings arose.

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Before-the-event insurance

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An agreement with a legal representative which provides for his or her fees, or any part of them, to be paid only in certain circumstances - usually only if the client wins the case.

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After-the-event insurance/Conditional Fee Agreement

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An initial set of requirements which determine whether a client is entitled to free legal aid.

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The Interest of Justice Test

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An order by Magistrates usually at a pre-liminary hearing which grants a defendant free legal aid or representation.

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Magistrate’s representation order

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A set of requirements which determine whether a client is entitled to free legal aid in the Magistrate’s Court.

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The Magistrate’s Court Means Test

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A set of requirements which determine whether a client is entitled to free legal aid in the Crown Court.

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The Crown Court Means Test

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