With legal aid reform having the potential to change the organisation of criminal defence services a survey of users in the criminal justice system was undertaken. The findings helped to highlight potential barriers to legal advicea and further research was undertaken. The findings examine issues relating to criminal legal aid in the police station and in the magistrates court. Also explored are implications for 'client choice' of a solicitor and financial incentives operating within the legal aid reforms
Legal aid reductions have caused a crisis in the criminal justice system impacting the quality of re...
The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill currently before parliament is intended, ...
This article explores the effect that austerity-oriented public policy has had on access to justice ...
With legal aid reform having the potential to change the organisation of criminal defence services a...
A survey was undertaken of over 1,000 people drawn into the criminal justice system in order to find...
This thesis investigates the criminal justice system of England and Wales – in particular, the crimi...
The study providing the data for this paper was commissioned in part due to policy makers’ concerns ...
This article explores the effects of changes to legally aided representation on criminal cases in ma...
This article discusses empirical fieldwork undertaken at the ‘Justice For Sale’ meeting of criminal ...
Legal aid is a crucial component in the fabric of the justice system in England and Wales. It plays ...
The authors were asked by the Legal Services Research Centre (LSRC) to conduct a literature survey t...
The Bridewell Legal Advice Study (BLAST) was an innovative project which attempted to help improve a...
The Bridewell Legal Advice Study was intended to improve access to legal advice by basing duty solic...
The dataset includes a set of transcripts of interviews with legal practitioners (Legal Executives, ...
The primary aim of this article is to encourage reflection by those working in the criminal justice ...
Legal aid reductions have caused a crisis in the criminal justice system impacting the quality of re...
The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill currently before parliament is intended, ...
This article explores the effect that austerity-oriented public policy has had on access to justice ...
With legal aid reform having the potential to change the organisation of criminal defence services a...
A survey was undertaken of over 1,000 people drawn into the criminal justice system in order to find...
This thesis investigates the criminal justice system of England and Wales – in particular, the crimi...
The study providing the data for this paper was commissioned in part due to policy makers’ concerns ...
This article explores the effects of changes to legally aided representation on criminal cases in ma...
This article discusses empirical fieldwork undertaken at the ‘Justice For Sale’ meeting of criminal ...
Legal aid is a crucial component in the fabric of the justice system in England and Wales. It plays ...
The authors were asked by the Legal Services Research Centre (LSRC) to conduct a literature survey t...
The Bridewell Legal Advice Study (BLAST) was an innovative project which attempted to help improve a...
The Bridewell Legal Advice Study was intended to improve access to legal advice by basing duty solic...
The dataset includes a set of transcripts of interviews with legal practitioners (Legal Executives, ...
The primary aim of this article is to encourage reflection by those working in the criminal justice ...
Legal aid reductions have caused a crisis in the criminal justice system impacting the quality of re...
The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Bill currently before parliament is intended, ...
This article explores the effect that austerity-oriented public policy has had on access to justice ...