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Author Newman, Daniel.
Title Legal aid lawyers and the quest for justice / Daniel Newman.
Publication Info Oxford : Hart Publishing, 2013.


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Descript vi, 186 pages
Thesis Based upon PhD research conducted at the University of Bristol School of Law, between 2007 and 2011.
Contents Chapter One - Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client RelationshipChapter Two - Investigating the Reality of Legally Aided Criminal Defence Chapter Three - Attitudes What Lawyers said about Attitudes What I saw on Attitudes Attitudes Chapter Four - Behaviour What Lawyers said about Behaviour What I saw on Behaviour Behaviour Chapter Five - Outcomes What Lawyers said about Outcomes What I saw on Outcomes Outcomes Chapter Six - Some Concluding Thoughts: Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client Relationship Revisited
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781782252214 (e-book)
9781849464338 (hbk.)
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Author Newman, Daniel.
Subject Legal aid -- England.
Legal aid -- Wales.
Criminal law -- England.
Criminal law -- Wales.
Attorney and client -- England.
Attorney and client -- Wales.
Descript vi, 186 pages
Thesis Based upon PhD research conducted at the University of Bristol School of Law, between 2007 and 2011.
Contents Chapter One - Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client RelationshipChapter Two - Investigating the Reality of Legally Aided Criminal Defence Chapter Three - Attitudes What Lawyers said about Attitudes What I saw on Attitudes Attitudes Chapter Four - Behaviour What Lawyers said about Behaviour What I saw on Behaviour Behaviour Chapter Five - Outcomes What Lawyers said about Outcomes What I saw on Outcomes Outcomes Chapter Six - Some Concluding Thoughts: Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client Relationship Revisited
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781782252214 (e-book)
9781849464338 (hbk.)
Author Newman, Daniel.
Subject Legal aid -- England.
Legal aid -- Wales.
Criminal law -- England.
Criminal law -- Wales.
Attorney and client -- England.
Attorney and client -- Wales.

Subject Legal aid -- England.
Legal aid -- Wales.
Criminal law -- England.
Criminal law -- Wales.
Attorney and client -- England.
Attorney and client -- Wales.
Descript vi, 186 pages
Thesis Based upon PhD research conducted at the University of Bristol School of Law, between 2007 and 2011.
Contents Chapter One - Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client RelationshipChapter Two - Investigating the Reality of Legally Aided Criminal Defence Chapter Three - Attitudes What Lawyers said about Attitudes What I saw on Attitudes Attitudes Chapter Four - Behaviour What Lawyers said about Behaviour What I saw on Behaviour Behaviour Chapter Five - Outcomes What Lawyers said about Outcomes What I saw on Outcomes Outcomes Chapter Six - Some Concluding Thoughts: Access to Justice and the Lawyer-Client Relationship Revisited
Note 400 annual accesses. UkHlHU
ISBN 9781782252214 (e-book)
9781849464338 (hbk.)
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