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Meanings of legal aid in English

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Usage of legal aid in English
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Opposition parties have inadvertently supported law changes clamping down on legal aid.
Radio NZ
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We are focusing legal aid resources on those who most need help.
The Guardian
3
Clarke described legal aid as in the grips of an existential crisis.
The Guardian
4
The judge said he did not grant legal aid for driving offences.
The Irish Times
5
Finding this evidence can take time, which legal aid does not cover.
The Guardian
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He lost his job and was granted legal aid before the hearing.
The Irish Times
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None of our clients could afford our help except for legal aid.
The Guardian
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Until now, parents could get legal aid to appeal such a refusal.
The Guardian
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Detective Sgt Kelly had no objection to the application for legal aid.
The Irish Times
10
That £220m saving in criminal legal aid is included in Osborne's figures.
The Guardian
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There is no legal aid for individuals lodging complaints with the IPT.
The Guardian
12
She has already been given free legal aid by the State.
The Irish Times
13
Cuts to the budget for civil legal aid cases have already come in.
BBC
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But Citizens' Advice remains very concerned about the legal aid bill.
The Guardian
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You might have thought that grounds for keeping legal aid available.
The Guardian
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Those they do manage to reach are receiving legal aid and financial support.
The Guardian
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Ireland
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