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Colin Lancaster(Scotland) |
Colin Lancaster took up post as Policy Advisor to the Scottish Legal Aid Board shortly after the Edinburgh conference in 1997. Since then he has been closely involved in the introduction of a Code of Practice and registration for solicitors carrying out criminal work, the implementation of the pilot Public Defence Solicitors’ Office (including liaison with the independent research team) and the transition to fixed payments for criminal work. In coming months, he will be taking forward the Board’s work on the measurement of quality through peer review and outcome measures, needs assessment and community legal services, including the direct employment of solicitors by the Board to provide support to advice agencies and their clients. A graduate of the University of Edinburgh, he has a first degree in law and an M.Sc. in Policy Studies. He is currently attempting to complete his doctoral thesis on the development of law centres in the UK. |
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