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TECHNICAL REPORT
A MULTIDIMENSIONAL MODEL FOR SERVICE IN DELIVERY IN CANADIAN CRIMINAL LEGAL AID
Albert W. Currie Ph.D.
Principal Researcher: Access to Justice, Research and Statistics Section,
Department of Justice, Canada
1997
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UNEDITED
The present study was funded by the Research and Statistics Division, Department of Justice Canada. The views expressed herein are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Justice Canada.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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The mixed model debate in Canada has always been central to the issue of cost-effective delivery of legal aid. The mixed model concept has evolved from the "staff lawyer versus judicare" debate to a more multidimensional concept of
mixed model of service delivery. The multidimensional mixed model concept provides a more versatile framework for developing a systematic approach to controlling legal aid costs.
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