Legal aid, the provision of advice and representation in court to those who cannot afford to hire a lawyer, was established by Clement Attlee's Labour government in 1949.
Experts were currently or previously working in breast screening in a variety of roles including clinical practice, research, service provision and policy, consumer representation and advocacy.
His comments, made at the launch of a report on access to justice, will revive the political debate over the provision of legal advice and representation to those who are vulnerable and least well off.
And for every agreement, contingency and representation, there is usually a provision that describes what will happen if things do not work out exactly as planned.
Each appellant will be accorded hearing and representation rights pursuant to the provisions of this chapter and regulations of the Secretary.
The Clinic models the provision of free legal aid, legal counselling, legal support and representation in trials for vulnerable children and their families.
In [5], several key elements in the end-to-end QoS support for video delivery are addressed, including network QoS provisioning and scalable video representation.
A charity, directed by Shauneen Lambe, that provides legal support, advice and representation to young people in difficulty, taking referrals when there is no adequate local authority provision.
In a brief letter that Penguin's general counsel, Karen Mayer, sent to the writer, it said the publication of " 'Cannibal Nights' by Amazon violates the 'next-work' representation, the no-compete provision and the option clause".
The literature is particularly limited in its analysis of the depth of community involvement, which may vary from mere information provision to consultation, representation, and at the greatest depth, actual influence over decisions [ 7- 10].
