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Legal aid “It has been recognized in most civilized countries that there is a significant detail of justice if the state does not assist poor persons to meet the cost of lawyers”
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Legal Aid A) "It has been recognized in most civilized countries that there is a significant detail of justice if the state does not assist poor persons to meet the cost of lawyers" For justice to be accessible it is important that people are able to get legal advice, assistance and representation. One of the biggest problems is the cost of cases. For poor people and even for those on moderate incomes, it is often too expensive for those on moderate incomes; it is often too expensive for them to take a case to court. Legal Aid is Professional legal services available usually to persons or organizations unable to afford such services. Most people when they have a legal problem need expertise advice and or representation in court from a lawyer. For lots of people there are difficulties with this because going to court is seen as expensive, they don't have enough knowledge...
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