Legal Resouces:
Casetrack
Fully comprehensive site of
online court judgments available free to a named individual within Academic Institutions,
Charitable Organisations (excluding Publishers) and Advice Centres providing he
or she obeys the terms and conditions. Need to register for this service.
Commissioner s Decisions
Lists of decisions, commentary on issues, links,
as well as many decisions to download.
The
Court Service
For benefit case law - commissioner's
decisions (starred and reported) and a selection of court of appeal decisions.
For full selection see Casetrack.
European
Court of Justice
Online Court decisions.
European Justice Organisation
Provide help and advice links
on a wide variety of issues including benefits, immigration, accidents and injuries.
Guide to Legal Resources in Britain and Northern
Ireland
Has links to legal advice
on a wide range of subjects, including benefits.
House
of Commons
For government bills and Hansard.
House of Lords Judgments
Online text
Justask
This site enables people to
find local solicitors and other legal information. Useful if you need "Legal Help"
(what used to be Legal Aid).
Legal
Services Commission
New executive non-departmental
public body created under the Access to Justice Act 1999 to develop and administer
the Community Legal Service (legal help), which replaced the old civil scheme
of legal aid.
The Scottish Legal Aid Board website provides information for the public and legal profession about legal aid and the Scottish Legal Aid Board. The best way to view it is via the site map.
Immigration and related Issues:
Electronic
Immigration Network
A subscription site but it
does have a very large number of free links to other organisations.
Joint
Council for the Welfare of Immigrants
Online fact sheets available including one which
is a guide to benefits available and another which lists a large number of contact
addresses and numbers.
Office of the Immigration
Services Commissioner
The remit of the Office is
to ensure that persons seeking immigration advice and immigration services are
treated fairly, honestly and receive competent fit advice. This is to be achieved
through the introduction of regulatory measures and by promoting and encouraging
good practice within the advice sector. You can download guidance from this web
site.
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Misc Resources:
Comming:- Government benefits information:
Independent
advice on Benefits: Voluntary sector - disability orientated:
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