Sentence examples for case funding from inspiring English sources

In May 2013 Giles applied for exceptional case funding to represent a Lithuanian woman, Teresa Gudanaviciene.

And as is so often the case, funding from the Isle of Man Film Commission means some dismally uninspired picture-postcard location work on the Isle of Man.

In our case, funding for other Burton's factories has come from the Scottish parliament and the Welsh assembly – there is no such help in England.

The Legal Aid Agency's exceptional case funding system, which was supposed to provide a safety net for the most vulnerable claimants, is said to be inadequate and flawed.

The MoJ confirmed it had spent £92,410.40 in exceptional case funding for legal aid on prison inquests during 2017-18.

The report outlines six "core problems" in the justice system: loss of legal aid for housing, welfare, debt, immigration, medical negligence and family law cases; failure of the exceptional case funding scheme; lack of public legal education; mass closures of legal advice centres; higher court fees; excessive bureaucracy in the Legal Aid Agency; and antiquated technology.

The case, funded by legal aid, was bought by the charity Bail for Immigration Detainees (Bid).

The allocation dispute went through various courts, with their case funded by groups of fishermen.

Failed to target legal aid at those who need it most because the exceptional cases funding scheme does not work.

Chamber sets specialising in criminal law mainly rely on cases funded by legal aid.

The number of new cases funded by legal aid has plummeted.