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Duty Lawyer Law & Legal Definition
Duty lawyers
Do I have to pay?
What can a duty lawyer do?
Do I have to book to see a duty lawyer?
What if I need more help?
How can a duty lawyer help me with an offence that will be dealt with in the Magistrates Court or Children's Court?
Can I see a duty lawyer when I appear in the District or Supreme Court or before the President of the Children's Court?
Do I need to see a duty lawyer before I plead guilty or not guilty in the Magistrates Court or Children's Court?
What will happen if I plead guilty in the Magistrates Court or Children's Court?
Are there any other occasions when a duty lawyer cannot help me?
Is there a duty lawyer at every Magistrates Court and Children's Court?
When can I see a duty lawyer?
What if there is no duty lawyer available?
Would a defendant be given enough time to have conference with the Duty Lawyer before appearing in court?
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