I. aid [eɪd] ΟΥΣ
le·gal ˈaid ΟΥΣ no πλ
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The firm is known predominantly for its continued commitment to legal aid whilst also undertaking privately funded work.
en.wikipedia.org When necessary, victims were sent to specific shelters, which also provided psychological and legal aid.
en.wikipedia.org The purpose of the act was to provide government-funded legal aid to indigent clients, funded through grants to regional entities throughout the country.
en.wikipedia.org This resource was built and is maintained in partnership with hundreds of legal aid, pro bono and court-based programs across the country.
en.wikipedia.org The move was precipitated because of disagreements with his old firm when he had organised protests against cuts in legal aid.
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