Duty Solicitor definition
Duty Solicitor means a person who has previously been a member of a Scheme under a Previous Contract or is a current member of the Law Society’s Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme and passed the PSQ;
Duty Solicitor means as specified in the Specification;
Duty Solicitor means a person who provides legal advice and assistance to clients under and in accordance with the terms of the LAA’s Standard Crime Contract;
More Definitions of Duty Solicitor
Duty Solicitor means a person who has previously been a member of a Scheme under the Duty Solicitor Arrangements 2008 or an earlier version of those Arrangements, or has been accredited under parts one and two of stage one of the
Duty Solicitor means a practicing solicitor admitted to the Roll in England & Wales recognized and accredited for ‘Duty Solicitor’ work by the SRA or Law Society, or a Duty Solicitor as defined by the Standard Crime Contract .
Duty Solicitor means a person who has previously been a member of a Scheme under the Duty Solicitor Arrangements 2008 or an earlier version of those Arrangements, or has been accredited under parts one and two of stage one of the Law Society‟s CLAS and undertaken the PSQ. Where Accreditation was more than 12 months before you submitted a Duty Solicitor application (Form CDS12) to us that Duty Solicitor must demonstrate regular and satisfactory performance of Police Station and magistrates‟ court work in the previous 12 months;