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Implementing Reforms of Civil Legal Aid

This report examines whether the Legal Aid Agency’s implementation of the Ministry of Justice’s reforms to civil legal aid, as set out in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012, provides value for money.

Implementing Reforms of Civil Legal Aid
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Author: de Beaufort-Suchlick et al., Max

Publisher: National Audit Office

Date: 2014

Citation: HC 784 Session 2014-2015

Type: Report

Area: Civil, Family, Social Welfare Law

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