Why 'new' legal aid spending only playing catch-up
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More short-term public cash for legal aid failed to raise a hoorah from lawyers.
Law Society president Jonathan Temm told National Business Review a budget figure of $103.5 million - described by Justice Minister Simon Power as “new spending” – was not new spending, it was money to make up
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Jock Anderson
Mon, 23 May 2011
Mon, 23 May 2011
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Why 'new' legal aid spending only playing catch-up
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