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Crime - core areas of legal aid work
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Crime - clients with complex needs
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Civil - clients with complex needs
Eligibility criteria for clients with complex needs
Family - core areas of legal aid work
1. Adoption
2. Child support
3. Care and protection
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Crime - core areas of legal aid work
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3. Corrections to the Child Protection Register
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13. Sexual Assault Communications Privilege matters
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15. Victims of violent crime
16. Respect at Work Legal Service
17. Complex fine matters
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