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Executive summary
Foreword
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Ch 1. Introduction
Ch 2. The present study
Ch 3. The incidence of legal events
Number of legal events reported
Types of legal events reported
Demographic factors related to reporting legal events of any type
Demographic factors related to reporting different types of legal events
Summary: the incidence of legal events
Ch 4. The response to legal events
Ch 5. Seeking help for legal events
Ch 6. Satisfaction with the assistance received for legal events
Ch 7. The outcome of legal events
Ch 8. Satisfaction with the outcome of legal events
Ch 9. Discussion
Ch 10. Towards improving access to justice: a multidimensional approach
References
Appendix A: The survey instrument
Appendix B: Method
Appendix C: Results
Acknowledgements
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Chapter 3. The incidence of legal events


This chapter describes the number and type of legal events reported by survey participants across the six LGAs. It also examines the sociodemographic factors associated with the incidence of different types of legal events.

  


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Coumarelos, C, Wei , Z & Zhou, AH 2006, Justice made to measure: NSW legal needs survey in disadvantaged areas, Law and Justice Foundation of NSW, Sydney