Are CLCs finished?
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TextPublication details: Alternative Law Journal, March 2012.Description: 5 pagesSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: Community legal centres (‘CLCs’) have a justifiable sense that they were once a radical alternative to conventional lawyering but, to the extent that was the case, it is no more. CLCs are now reformers within established legal structures. CLCs also have a strong sense of independence — independence is 'the very essence of what a CLCs is' — but to the extent that that too was the case, it is no longer, and the work of CLCs is now largely determined by the conditions of funding.
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Keywords: Community Legal Centres,
Simon Rice (2012): Are CLCs finished?, Alternative Law Journal 37(1):17-21, DOI:10.1177/1037969X1203700105
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