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Inquiry to Legal Aid Service impact to Social Justice Advancement: Case study of Sierra Leone
The paper takes a comprehensive review into the historic essence of the adoption, and adaptation in contemporary form of Legal aid services, and it implementation model, with the study focus to Africa, and Sierra Leone, as a unique case analysis. In furtherance, the paper technically, evaluate the performance of the Criminal and Civil Justice advancement of the Republic of Sierra Leone, co-currently with the birth and performance with the Legal aid Board, from the year (2015) to (2022), as an established empirical deduction.
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