Titlebook: Outsourcing Legal Aid in the Nordic Welfare States; Olaf Halvorsen R?nning,Ole Hammerslev Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Legal Aid in Denmark, aid), the various providers of legal aid and the use of the different forms of legal aid. In 2007, a reform was made concerning civil court cases. The purpose of this was to give better access to justice. However, after the reform there was a drastic decrease in spending on legal aid.

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Legal Aid in the Nordic Countries, examine and compare civil legal aid in the Nordic countries in relation to the welfare state. An introduction to the common background of the Nordic countries and their legal aid schemes is compared to international developments in the field. The Nordic legal aid research, mainly empirical research

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Legal Aid in Norway,e public legal aid scheme, and how the public scheme relates to third sector legal aid initiatives. In general, the chapter paints a picture of the Norwegian legal aid scheme as a traditional oriented and well-funded social support scheme, originating on the basis of a traditional welfare state ideo

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Juss-Buss [Law Bus]: A Student-run Legal Aid Clinic,herwise struggle to name their legal problems, and claim their rights in core welfare areas where the welfare state has abdicated its social responsibility. An important aspect of Juss-Buss’ work is outreach legal aid to prisoners. In outreach work the staff aims to build trust in order to be able t

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Gadejuristen [The Street Lawyers]: Offering Legal Aid to Socially Marginalised People, and sex workers. The welfare state was established to compensate for society’s shortcomings; yet, many socially marginalised people are not able to navigate in the welfare system due to its structure and the way it functions. . designs its legal aid and characteristic street lawyer method to meet t

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,Ex-prisoners’ Need for Legal Aid in Denmark,hips they face post-release in Denmark. Based on a larger qualitative study of prison release in Denmark, the chapter discusses the ex-prisoners’ complex legal and non-legal problems. This is followed by an examination of the ex-prisoners’ struggle to name their interrelated problems as legal issues