Legal Sites
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- Academy of Experts
The Academy of Experts is the Professional Body for Expert Witnesses both in the United Kingdom and around the world.
- Advicenow:
Advicenow is a public service produced by Advice Services Alliance, the
coordinating body for independent advice services in the UK. It brings
together legal and rights information from 173 agencies in England and
Wales including independent advice services, government bodies and other
sources of legal information.
B
- Bar
Council for England and Wales
The Bar Council is the regulatory and representative body for barristers
in England and Wales. It deals with the qualification and conduct rules
governing barristers and those wishing to become barristers. It deals
with complaints against barristers.
- Bar
Council for Northern Ireland
The Bar Council is responsible for the maintenance of the standards, honour
and independence of the Bar and, through its Professional Conduct Committee,
receives and investigates complaints against members of the Bar in their
professional capacity.
C
- Civil
Court Users' Association
The Civil Court Users Association exists to represent the interests of
organisations that use the Civil Courts in England and Wales.
- Community Legal Service Direct
CLS Direct is an easy-to-use service that can help you deal with any legal problems. It provides free information, help and advice direct to the public on a range of common issues.
D
- Delia
Venables' Legal Resources
The site is a set of links to useful legal resources,
designed to be of use to the legal community in the UK, Ireland and the
rest of the world.
E
- Expert
Witness Institute
The Expert Witness Institute acts as a voice for the expert witness community,
supporting experts from all professional disciplines and lawyers who use
the services of experts.
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European Court of Human Rights
Any Contracting State or individual claiming to
be a victim of a violation of the European Convention of Human Rights
may lodge directly with the Court in Strasbourg
an application alleging a breach by a Contracting State of one of the
Convention rights.
-
European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters
The Network provides easily accessible information on civil and family legal procedures in all EU Member States and is available in all official EU languages.
F
- Families
Need Fathers
Families Need Fathers is a registered UK charity which provides information
and support to parents, including unmarried parents, of either sex. FNF
is chiefly concerned with the problems of maintaining a child's relationship
with both parents during and after family breakdown.
G
- Gingerbread
Gingerbread is the leading support organisation for lone parents and their children
H
- infolaw
infolaw directs users to primary law documents and other resources from thousands
of sources and find UK, Irish and Offshore law firms on the web.
I
- Institute
of Legal Cashiers & Administrators
The Institute of Legal Cashiers & Administrators is a body dedicated to the education, support and
promotion of excellence for specialist financial and administrative personnel
working within the legal community.
- Institute
of Legal Executives (ILEX)
The Institute of Legal Executives (ILEX) is the professional and regulatory body for Legal Executives, who are experienced qualified lawyers. ILEX currently has a membership of around 24,000 training and qualified lawyer practitioners. Legal Executives conduct specialist legal work, including advocacy, and are also now eligible for judicial appointments.
- Institute
of Paralegals
The IoP is a membership organisation which represents its members who are paralegals. A paralegal is not a lawyer. Anyone at present can call themselves a paralegal, and although there are no qualifications or experience needed to be a paralegal, most employers recognise that the best paralegals have a mixture of experience gained whilst working and educational attainment. There are no formal qualifications or accreditations that you need to obtain, and most paralegals begin their careers by learning on the job.
- International Court of Justice - The Hague
The International Court of Justice is the principal judicial organ
of the United Nations. The Court has a dual role: to settle in accordance
with international law the legal disputes submitted to it by States, and
to give advisory opinions on legal questions referred to it by duly authorised
international organs and agencies.
J
- Justices'
Clerks' Society
The Justices' Clerks' Society represents the principal legal advisers
to magistrates in England and Wales and is committed to improving
the quality of justice in Magistrates' Courts.
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R
- Relate
Advice on relationships.
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Z
- Zero
Tolerance Trust
The Zero Tolerance promotes policy and practice to tackle the root causes of male violence against women and children.
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