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Conference Papers

Access to Justice Research in Australia

Primary Dispute Resolution for Legal Aid Clients in Australia

A National Survey of the Civil Justice Problems of Low and Moderate Income Canadians: Incidence and Patterns

Assuring Quality Legal Aid in Mexico and the Netherlands: Horses for Courses?

Ensuring Quality Defence in Legal Aid Matters

Expanding the Mix: Introducing Staff Services – A Work in Progress

Improving Access to Justice in Germany through the Use of New Providers

Is Effective Legal Aid in Developing Societies Possible? The Case of he People’s Republic of China

Litigants In Person: Unrepresented Litigants in First Instance Proceedings

Methods for Researching and Evaluating the Public Defender Service

Old Wine in New Bottles: Legal Aid, Lessons and the New Europe

Paths to Justice in the Netherlands

Peer Review in Scotland

Peer Review in the UK - Two Sides of the Same Coin: Do Lawyers Do Any Good?

Piloting the Mixed Model in New Zealand: Objectives, Design, Implementation and Evaluation

Reporting on the Dutch Revolution: The Value-Added of a Good Gateway to the Legal Aid System

Strategic Review of Legal Aid

Technology for Justice Customers

The Delivery of E-Justice Services: 2000 - 2005

The State of Legal Aid in Turkey Towards EU Negotiations

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