UK Statutory Instrument
1989
United Kingdom
The Legal Aid in Criminal and Care Proceedings (General) Regulations 1989
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What's here
1 compliance obligation
What this Act requires
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Schedules
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(1) Subject to sub-paragraph (2) below, in computing disposable income,...
Where the person concerned is making and, throughout such period...
In computing disposable income, there shall be a deduction in...
Where the person concerned is required to, or may reasonably,...
In computing the income from any source, there shall be...
Disposable capital
In computing the capital of the person concerned, there shall...
Except where it is reasonable in the circumstances so to...
Save in exceptional circumstances, no sum shall be included in...
In computing the amount of the capital of the person...
Paragraph 1(1) and (2) above and the provisions of this...
In computing the capital of the person concerned, there may...
Where it appears to the proper officer that the person...
Disposable income
(1) Where the person concerned receives the profits from any...
In computing disposable income, there shall be disregarded—
In computing disposable income there shall be deducted–
(1) In computing disposable income there shall be a deduction...
Where the person concerned is not a householder, there shall...
Contributions from disposable income
Contributions from disposable capital
Restriction on payment
- Solicitors and barristers must not take private payments for legal aid work
Browse 61 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
Citation, commencement and application
Revocations
Interpretation
Forms
Applicants reaching the age of 16
Exclusion of solicitors and counsel
Determination in private and in absence of legally assisted person
Legal aid records
Area committees and powers of
General power to grant legal aid
Proceedings in magistrates' courts
Notification of refusal of legal aid by a magistrates' court
Determination of contribution where legal aid is refused by a magistrates' court
Renewal of application
Application for review
Procedure on application for review
Determination of review
Proceedings in the Crown Court
Notification of refusal of legal aid
Determination of contribution where legal aid is refused
Renewal of application
Proceedings in the
Statement of means
Provision of information
Determination of contributions
Assessment of resources and method of determining contributions
Contribution orders
Earlier contribution orders
Payment of contributions
Method of payment of contributions
Change in financial circumstances
Determination where no contribution previously payable
Redetermination of contribution
Effect of error or mistake
Variation and revocation of contribution orders
Refusal to pay contribution
Termination of contribution period
Disposal of sums received from legally assisted persons after conviction
Repayment of contributions
Legal aid orders
Withdrawal and revocation of legal aid orders
Notes of evidence and depositions
Transfer of documents
Nature of representation
Assignment of solicitor and selection of counsel
Assignment of solicitor or counsel for the Court of Appeal or the House of Lords
Assignment of counsel only
Assignment of Queen’s Counsel and two counsel
Assignment of one solicitor or counsel to more than one legally assisted person
Amendment of legal aid orders
Applications for amendment of legal aid orders etc.
Renewal to area committee of application for amendement of legal aid order etc.
Consideration by area committee
Power of area committee to authorise expenditure
Application of Parts I to VI
Scope of care proceedings
Interpretation
Statement of means and contributions
Applications for emergency orders
Proceedings before a juvenile court
Proceedings in the Crown Court
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