(b) written confirmation from the principal that the pupil`s participation in legal aid is under the general supervision and control of the head of the school and within the framework of that authorisation. The applicant or any person or entity whose funds are considered for the purposes of the determination under subsection 48(1) or both may be required to reimburse the costs of legal services. An authorization to reimburse costs under section 33 is not the granting of legal aid. The various articles of the law applicable to the granting of legal aid do not apply to the authorizations referred to in Article 33. Example: (2) The capacity of an applicant not to pay part, all or part of the costs of legal aid shall be determined on the basis of the assets and liabilities, income and expenses of the applicant, his or her spouse and dependants. (2) Following a decision made under paragraph 1, the Director of Lands shall immediately notify the Regional Director and the applicant in writing of the decision and, if the application is denied, the rejection of the application shall be addressed to the applicant in writing without delay by the Regional Director, and accompanied by a complaint form prescribed by the Minister. No in-house lawyer may act on behalf of more than one party in the same proceeding if doing so creates or could create a conflict of interest. In accordance with the Freedom of Information Act 1982, I request in writing access to all correspondence from Victorian Legal Aid concerning the appointment of the Independent Children`s Advocate [ICL] in the [applicant] case before the Federal Circuit Court of Australia (now the Federal Circuit Court and Family Court of Australia), including correspondence and/or communications concerning the change of the ICC from [third party] to [third party]. and documentation of the new appointment and compliance with normal procedure. A New South Wales Legal Aid Officer who becomes aware of a possible violation of section 41 must report the matter to the Management Committees and Professional Standards, Grants Division. Managers` committees and professional standards may consult with the Managers` Legal Policy Branch. 19.
A regional director who has received an application for legal aid in a matter or proceeding within the meaning of section 52 of the Act and whose notice of the circumstances of the application requires the immediate issuance of a certificate may issue a provisional certificate of service and filing of a notice of appeal without first obtaining the authorization of the provincial director. 18. (1) If an application under section 17 has been received by the Regional Director, the Regional Director shall submit it without delay to the Director of the Länder, together with all information available to him on the applicant, including a report on the amount which the applicant has had to pay into the Fund and whether he is in arrears in the payment of his payments. 2. At the request of the Commission, the Tribunal may order a private advocate to reimburse to it, in whole or in part, the sums paid by the Commission to the practitioner in connection with a proceeding for which legal aid has been granted and to which the allegation relates. For the purposes of the definitions of perpetrator and victim in paragraph 1, the terms child, immediate family, disabled, crime and young person have the meanings given to them in section 4 of the Victims` Rights Act 2002. The director shall deduct, for the benefit of the Fund, the amount imposed by the Minister, on the advice of the Bureau, by regulation published in the Official Journal: (a)damages or indemnities awarded by a court to a person lawfully assisted; (b)any amount payable to legal aid under a settlement negotiated through legal aid under this Act. The provisions of section 115 apply to a notice of withdrawal issued to a third party under section 41B, except that if the third party is an agency, such as a corporation, government agency, Crown unit or other Crown instrument, the notice may be left at the head office or office of the Agency or sent to the office of the Agency, who is responsible for the payment to which the notice of deduction relates. « 1.
This Section shall apply to a private lawyer against whom an allegation is founded in criminal or disciplinary proceedings pursuant to Article 43A(1)(b)(i) or (ii). New South Wales Legal Aid Officers must make this notice if an application is received by New South Wales Legal Aid shortly before the case is heard or if the other party may be affected by section 47 if legal aid is granted at a later date. (c) you must be a person who is not a lawyer. 20. (1) On receipt by the Director of the Land of the information and documents required under section 52 of the Act and this Ordinance, he shall decide without delay whether or not to issue a legal aid certificate in connection with the case or proceeding in accordance with section 52 of the Act.
