Justice minister says province not willing to undermine Legal Aid Alberta review

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Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro says review of Legal Aid will be completed before any changes are made to lawyers’ compensation

Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro says the province does not want to undermine a review of Legal Aid to satisfy criminal defence lawyers who have taken job action over the amount they’re compensated.

He said Legal Aid has enough money and his department is monitoring to make sure people who need the service have access to justice.

 

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