Judicare definition
Judicare means a delivery system for legal aid through instructing private legal practitioners to represent individual legal aid clients.
Judicare means the provision of legal aid, free of charge or at a fee, by a practitioner registerd by the Legal Aid Board;
Judicare means the provision of legal aid by a practitioner 20 in private practice registered by the Legal Aid Board;
Examples of Judicare in a sentence
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Initial and ongoing training and support for Wisconsin SHIP counselors is provided by the following entities: Board on Aging and Long-Term Care Medigap Helpline, Disability Rights Wisconsin, Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources, Legal Action of Wisconsin SeniorLAW, and Wisconsin Judicare.
More Definitions of Judicare
Judicare means a system of providing legal aid by funding lawyers in private practice to deliver the service; it is the dominant means of legal aid provision in the United Kingdom
Judicare means the legal services rendered by a legal practitioner in private practice pursuant to a legal aid instruction, who has completed his or her pro bono obligations for the calendar year in accordance with the