Lawyers in Conflict: Australian Lawyers and Legal Aid
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Lawyers in Conflict: Australian Lawyers and Legal Aid

by Mary Anne Noone, Stephen Thomson

Law social issues legal studies
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Lawyers in Conflict examines Australian lawyers and legal aid, focusing on the relationship between the legal profession and access to justice. It offers a focused exploration of legal assistance in Australia and the tensions that may arise between professional responsibilities and the needs of people seeking legal support.

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Lawyers in Conflict: Australian Lawyers and Legal Aid examines the relationship between Australian lawyers and legal aid.

The book focuses on the legal profession and the provision of legal assistance within the Australian context.

It considers how professional responsibilities and access to justice may intersect or come into tension.

This title is suited to readers interested in law, legal aid, and the social role of lawyers.

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