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Use the Apply for criminal legal aid service to apply for criminal legal aid online.
Follow this guidance when claiming for work undertaken under the Prohibition of Cross-Examination In Person Qualified Legal Representative (QLR) Scheme.
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The Criminal Cases Unit is responsible for assessing a range of claims paid out of the Legal Aid Fund.
Guidance on submitting your claim in Civil and Family Legal Aid Cases. This covers certificated and controlled work (including legal help escape cases and controlled legal representation)
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The Evidence Presentation System (EPS) is replacing Clickshare. This guide shows you how to display evidence from your laptop on courtroom monitors.
Information for organisations making civil legal aid applications for immigration matters concerning separated migrant children
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