https://www.slab.org.uk/guidance/review-of-refusal-of-legal-aid-or-conditions-on-the-grant-of-legal-aid/
https://www.slab.org.uk/guidance/review-of-refusal-of-legal-aid-or-conditions-on-the-grant-of-legal-aid/
Under section 28H of the Legal Aid (Scotland) Act 1986 you can submit a review application if:
We will consider such a review application. If the decision remains refused then the review procedure is at an end. However, we will consider a fresh application if further information in support of the application for children’s legal aid becomes available.
If you have been granted legal aid subject to a condition(s), you can ask us to review this at any time. You can do this by submitting a review application or if the full legal aid application has already been granted on review you can ask us to review a condition of that grant using an online message to avoid you having to submit a second or subsequent legal aid application.
Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
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Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
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Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
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Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
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Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
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Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
Statutory assessment criteria for sheriff court appeal proceedings under 2011 Act where your client is a section 126 individual, incl. effective participation.
Sheriff Court Applications for children’s legal aid
Information and supporting documentation you need to send with a sheriff court legal aid application for various court hearing types under the 2011 Act.