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In recent years there has been an increasing drive to improve access to legal services through the use of video conferencing technology. This paper reports on an extensive search for, and review of, existing research into the use of video conferencing to deliver legal assistance particularly to disadvantaged clients, clients in regional, rural and remote (RRR) areas and clients in custody. ...read more Very few people in the community participate in law reform. Yet the participation of citizens, and in particular disadvantaged people, in the making of laws that affect them holds the promise of a more inclusive democracy and more responsive and efficacious law. By the people, for the people? reports on case study research into the processes of law reform in New South Wales ...read more In the current economic climate of increasing living costs and the prospect of rising interest rates, the results of this evaluation indicate that the Mortgage Hardship Service continues to represent a relevant and important legal service to safeguard the interests of people who experience mortgage stress ...read more |
