Access to legal representation by criminal defendants in Victoria, 1861-1961

Piper, AJ; Finnane, M

Access to legal representation by criminal defendants in Victoria, 1861-1961

Piper, AJ Finnane, M

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Publisher:: Law School, University of New South Wales
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: University of New South Wales Law Journal, 2017, 40, (2), pp. 638-663
Issue Date:: 2017

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dc.identifier.citation	University of New South Wales Law Journal, 2017, 40, (2), pp. 638-663
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dc.description.abstract	Origin of defence counsel’s inclusion in criminal trials – survey of literature on the history of legal representation – representation in changing legal, social and economic contexts – background of defendants as a factor in access to representation – history of public provision of counsel – why schemes introduced in the early 20th century failed to deliver increased levels of representation.
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dc.publisher	Law School, University of New South Wales
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dc.subject	1801 Law
dc.title	Access to legal representation by criminal defendants in Victoria, 1861-1961
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Abstract:

Origin of defence counsel’s inclusion in criminal trials – survey of literature on the history of legal representation – representation in changing legal, social and economic contexts – background of defendants as a factor in access to representation – history of public provision of counsel – why schemes introduced in the early 20th century failed to deliver increased levels of representation.

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