Family lawyer and NLJ columnist David Burrows works his way through a maze of legal aid provisions and considers the frequently misunderstood rule of contempt of court, in this week’s NLJ
Contempt proceedings, he writes, ‘are shot through with a variety of terminology which will not be familiar to most people; and which is confusing even for some judges.’ He warns the process of obtaining legal aid for contempt proceedings is likely to leave most people baffled and, worse, unrepresented.
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