Regulation of Legal Aid in UK Law

  • Third Way Regulation? Community Legal Service Partnerships
    • No. 64-4, July 2001
    • The Modern Law Review
    This article examines recent changes in the civil legal aid scheme in England and Wales (now called the Community Legal Service) and the creation of Community Legal Service Partnerships in particul...
  • International Cooperation between Investigation Authorities and Public Prosecutors
    • No. 1-2, February 1993
    • Journal of Financial Crime
    • 156-168
    This paper discusses international regulations in criminal law. Several definitions of ‘limited legal aid’ are considered. The system of the various criminal treaties, together with their additiona...
    ... ... Several definitions of 'limited legal aid' are considered. The system of the various criminal treaties, together ... CUSTOMS TREATIES AND THE EEC REGULATION 1468/81 For the sake of convenience, aspects of the Roman Convention,19 ... ...
  • Regulating Law Firm Ethics Management: An Empirical Assessment of an Innovation in Regulation of the Legal Profession in New South Wales
    • No. 37-3, September 2010
    • Journal of Law and Society
    The Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) was the first jurisdiction to fully deregulate law firm structure and allow alternative business structures in the legal profession. At the same time i...
  • Problems applying traditional anti‐money laundering procedures to non‐financial transactions, “parallel banking systems” and Islamic financial systems
    • No. 10-2, May 2007
    • Journal of Money Laundering Control
    • 157-169
    Purpose: The purpose of this research paper is to consider the unique and even positive nature of hawalas and other informal fund transfer systems (IFTs) in the developing world. Design/methodolog...
    ... ... the conventional viewthat IFTs should be subject to extensive regulation and scrutiny because they have been abused bysome participants. Many ... The paper then discusses legal issuesinvolving IFTs in developing and developed countries, discussing ... ...
  • REVIEWS
    • No. 40-6, November 1977
    • The Modern Law Review
    Book reviewed in this article: he Judicial Process: An Introductory Analysis of the Courts of the United States, England and France. Third edition Revised and Enlarged. By Henry J. Abraham. The Ame...
    ... ... student ” because it “ introduced him to difficult legal concepts in terms which are readily understandable by non- ... public law itself “ deals with the definition, regulation and enforcement of rights in those cases where the state is ... ...
  • REVIEWS
    • No. 32-6, November 1969
    • The Modern Law Review
    Euthanasia and the Right to Death: The Case for Voluntary Euthanasia. Edited by A. B. Downing with a foreword by the Earl of Listowel. Medical Progress and the Law. Editor: Clark C. Havighurst. Cri...
    ... ... , moral, sociological, philosophical, religious, medical and legal. One important point is that the contributors who favour ... PROPAGANDA AND WORLD PUBLIC ORDER. THE LEGAL REGULATION OF THE IDEOLOGICAL INSTRUMENT OF COERCION. By B. S. MURTY. [New ... ...
  • The effect of tax amnesty on anti-money laundering in Bangladesh
    • No. 17-2, May 2014
    • Journal of Money Laundering Control
    • 243-255
    Purpose: – The article aims to rely on the global wealth chains theory to study the effect of tax amnesty on anti-money laundering (AML) in Bangladesh. This theory is an analytical framework intend...
    ... ... an absence of nancialpenalties available to effectively sanction legal persons. The current money laundering offences arederived from the ... and disguised tomove it out of spheres of state oversight, regulation and taxation. This involvesstudying the use of nancial and legal ... ...
  • DIVORCE AND THE RECOURSE TO LEGAL AID
    • No. 43-6, November 1980
    • The Modern Law Review
    ... ... the special procedure and the restriction of legal aid are major changes in our approach to the administration and regulation of divorce. Yet Members of Parliament in the limited debate before these changes were introduced made little attempt ... ...
  • Falling from a Tightrope: Doctors and Lawyers between the Market and the State
    • No. 41-2, June 1993
    • Political Studies
    The organization of the medical and legal professions in Britain has depended heavily on ideologies of self-regulation, and on different institutional creations inspired by those ideologies. Self-r...
    ... ... University of Manchester The organization of the medical and legal professions in Britain has depended heavily on ideologies of ... Self-regulation balances professions between the market and the state. In ... ...
  • Criminal Legal Aid—The New Legislation
    • No. 48-3, August 1984
    • Journal of Criminal Law, The
    ... ... By regulation 250 the court may serve notice requiring payment of the sum due within seven days of the legally assisted person receiving such notice ... ...
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