Government Response to the Productivity Commission Ignores Substance and Significance of the Problems of Access to Justice in Australia

Liz Curran

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    Abstract

    Laws affect us all. They affect much of what we do; from the moment, we have breakfast until the moment we sleep at night. Laws and regulations affect the quality of what we eat the safety of our streets, our workplace conditions, the buildings we live in or rent and our access to essential services. The rule of law, a fundamental condition for democracy requires, that the law is applied equally and fairly, so that no one is above the law and that the law is capable of being known to everyone, so that everyone can comply. Access to legal advice and confidence in the laws administration are key elements of adherence to the Rule of Law.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages1-4pp
    No.Online
    Specialist publicationInternational Legal Aid Group
    Publication statusPublished - 2016

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