司法へのアクセス：各国の改革事情 After Universalism : Re-Engineering Access to Justice

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司法へのアクセス：各国の改革事情
After Universalism : Re-Engineering Access to Justice

Moorhead, Richard (EDT)/ Pleasence, Pascoe/ Moorhead, Richard/ Pleasen

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Blackwell Pub（2003/05発売）
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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 200 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781405112475
DDC分類 347.017

基本説明

Including research from Australia, the United States, Europe and the UK, the book investigates the radical legal services movement.

Full Description

As state spending on legal services has come under pressure, so too has state commitment to equal access to justice. This volume brings together experts from around the world to look at what happens when the notion that justice should be available to everyone, regardless of means, is challenged.

Explores the impact that increasing pressure on state spending onlegal services, and lower universal welfare provision have on the concept of "justice for all".
Draws together original research from leading contributors to debates about access to justice from Australia, the United States and Europe.
Covers unrepresented litigants, public defenders, self-help legal services, state- and market-based alternatives to legal aid, and the adaptation of common law court procedures to aboriginal culture, among other topics.
Emphasises the tensions between efficiency, equality and justice.
Published in association with the prestigious Journal of Law & Society.

1. Access to Justice after Universalism, Introduction: Richard Moorhead (Cardiff Law School) and Pascoe Pleasence (Legal Services Research Centre). 2. Adversarial Mythologies: Policy Assumptions and Research Evidence in Family Law: Rosemary Hunter (Professor of Law and Director, Socio-Legal Research Centre, Law School, Griffith University).

3. Large Scale Map or the A-Z? The Place of Self Help Services in Legal Aid: Jeff Giddings (Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Griffith University) and Michael Robertson (Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Griffith University).

4. Targeting Legal Need: First Findings of the LSRC Periodic Survey: Pascoe Pleasence (Legal Services research Centre), Hazel Genn (Faculty of Laws, University College, University of London), Nigel J. Balmer, Alexy Buck and Aoife O'Grady (all Legal Services Research Centre).

5. Legal Expenses Insurance - Germany's Funding Concept As A Role Model: Matthias Kilian (Director of the Soldan Institute For Law Practice Management, Senior Research Fellow, Faculty of Law, University of Cologne).

6. The Law and the Desert: Alternative Methods of Delivering Justice: Louise Anderson (Native Title Registrar, Federal Court of Australia).

7. The Swedish Legal Services Policy Remix: The Shift from Public Legal Aid to Private Legal Expense Insurance: Francis Regan (Senior Lecturer in Legal Studies, Flinders University Adelaide, Australia).

8. Changing Patterns of Legal Representation in Divorce: From Lawyers to Pro Se: Lynn M. Mather.

9. Evaluating the Scottish Public Defence Solicitors' Office: Tamara Goriely (former Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London).

10. The Contingency Legal Aid Fund: A Third Way to Finance Personal Injury Litigation: David Capper (Reader in Law, Queen's University, Belfast).