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Notes 236<br />
on a county basis, with some counties employing public defenders and some using an<br />
assigned counsel system. See Martin L.Friedland, “Governance of legal aid schemes,”<br />
Report of <strong>the</strong> Ontario Legal Aid Review: A Blueprint <strong>for</strong> Publicly Funded Legal Services<br />
(Toronto: Government of Ontario, 1997), pp. 1017, 1043.<br />
17 Charendoff, S., Leach, M. and Levy, T., “Legal aid delivery models,” Report of <strong>the</strong> Ontario<br />
Legal Aid Review: A Blueprint <strong>for</strong> Publicly Funded Legal Services (Toronto: Government of<br />
Ontario, 1997), p. 546.<br />
18 Alan Paterson, “Financing legal services: a comparative perspective,” in Paterson and<br />
Goriely, supra note 2, p. 252.<br />
19 Ibid., p. 253.<br />
20 Menkel-Meadow, quoted in ibid.<br />
21 Charendoff et al., supra note 17.<br />
22 Ibid.<br />
23 Ibid.<br />
24 New Zealand Annual Report on Legal Aid 2001–2002, p. 12.<br />
25 Lord High Chancellor of Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Ireland, “<strong>The</strong> future of legal aid in Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Ireland,”<br />
Crown Copyright, 2000.<br />
26 Ibid., p. 25.<br />
27 Jeremy Cooper, “<strong>The</strong> United <strong>State</strong>s: <strong>the</strong> struggle to control policy,” Public Legal Services<br />
(London: Sweet & Maxwell, 1982), p. 58.<br />
28 Ibid.<br />
29 Ibid.<br />
30 Ibid., p.49.<br />
31 Ibid.<br />
32 Ibid.<br />
33 “Access to justice in South Africa: legal aid trans<strong>for</strong>mation and paralegal movement,”<br />
available at: http://www.case.org.za/htm/legal3.htm, p. 4.<br />
34 Ibid., p. 8.<br />
35 Alan W.Houseman, “Recent developments: civil legal assistance in <strong>the</strong> United <strong>State</strong>s,”<br />
available at: http://faculty.law.ubc.ca/ilac/Papers/09%20Houseman.html, p. 4.<br />
36 Jeremy Cooper, “A concluding analysis,” supra note 27, p. 285.<br />
37 Jeremy Cooper, “<strong>The</strong> United Kingdom: cautious beginnings,” supra note 27, p. 39.<br />
38 LSC, supra note 10, pp. 26934–5.<br />
39 Cappelletti, M. and Garth, B., “<strong>The</strong> worldwide movement to make rights effective,” in<br />
Paterson and Goriely, supra note 2, p. 102.<br />
40 Cooper, supra note 27.<br />
41 Tamera Goriely, “Legal aid delivery systems: which offer <strong>the</strong> best value <strong>for</strong> money in mass<br />
casework? A summary of international evidence,” available at:<br />
http://www.lcd.gov.uk/research/1997/1097es.htm, p. 3.<br />
42 Ibid., p. 4.<br />
43 Ibid.<br />
44 Paterson, supra note 18, p. 250.<br />
45 Weikel, quoted in ibid., p. 251.<br />
46 Paterson, supra note 18, p. 251.<br />
47 Ibid.<br />
48 Francis Regan, “<strong>The</strong> Swedish legal services policy remix,” Journal of Law and Society,<br />
30(1) (March, 2003), pp. 49–86.<br />
49 Mat<strong>the</strong>ws, R.C.O., “<strong>The</strong> economics of professional ethics: should <strong>the</strong> professions be more<br />
like a business?,” Economic Journal, 101 (1991), p. 737.<br />
50 Gwyn Bevan, “Has <strong>the</strong>re been supplier-induced demand <strong>for</strong> legal aid?,” Civil Justice<br />
Quarterly, 15 (April, 1996), p. 103.<br />
51 Ibid., p.105.