The Westminster Commission Inquiry into the Sustainability of Legal Aid_4th Session: The Publicly-Funded Bar
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Luna Spada
37:36
Thank you for joining us today for the fourth session of the Westminster Commission on Legal Aid’s Inquiry into the sustainability of legal aid.Please do join us for the next two sessions.25 February 2021: Access to Justice – during which we will hear directly from clients about their experiences of the justice system and attempting to access legal aid:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-westminster-commission-on-legal-aid-access-to-justice-session-tickets-12860728485125 March 2021: Experiences of Junior Lawyers – Diversity, Inclusivity & Routes into the Profession:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-westminster-commission-on-legal-aid-experiences-of-junior-lawyers-tickets-128607617847
Natalie Bennett
45:24
More about the Truth About Zane campaign David is talking about can be found here https://www.truthaboutzane.com/
Luna Spada
47:49
Remember to tweet about this session using @APPGLegalAid and #WeAreLegalAid
Luna Spada
01:02:48
The recording will be uploaded on the APPG on Legal Aid website - https://www.apg-legalaid.org/node/710
Ramola
02:48:16
Michael’s words are rarely expressed openly by BAME lawyers. Please heed his voice.
Luna Spada
03:05:18
Thank you for joining us today for the fourth session of the Westminster Commission on Legal Aid’s Inquiry into the sustainability of legal aid.Please do join us for the next two sessions.25 February 2021: Access to Justice – during which we will hear directly from clients about their experiences of the justice system and attempting to access legal aid:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-westminster-commission-on-legal-aid-access-to-justice-session-tickets-12860728485125 March 2021: Experiences of Junior Lawyers – Diversity, Inclusivity & Routes into the Profession:https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-westminster-commission-on-legal-aid-experiences-of-junior-lawyers-tickets-128607617847
Katie Baxter
03:32:05
Support Through Court is a charity which aims to reduce the disadvantage of people facing the civil or family justice system without a lawyer, enabling them to access justice. Volunteers provide practical and emotional support to clients throughout the court process, ensure those facing court alone can represent themselves with dignity and support them to fully take part in court. If you'd like to learn more about their work in light of today's conversations, please visit www.supportthroughcourt.org