Denmark Cuts Legal Aid Fees in Child Welfare Cases, Raising Rule of Law Concerns

Denmark has significantly reduced legal fees for lawyers representing children and parents in forced placement cases, with critics warning it threatens the rule of law for vulnerable citizens.

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berlingskeDanish182d ago

Advokaters honorar i børnesager sat markant ned: »Retssikkerheden for nogle af de mest udsatte borgere er truet«

Honoraret til børn og unges advokater i tvangsanbringelsessager er skåret ned til en tredjedel – til to timer – mens advokater for forældre nu modtager halvdelen af tidligere salær. Det svækker retssikkerheden for nogle af landets mest udsatte børn og unge.

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Denmark Cuts Legal Aid Fees in Child Welfare Cases, Raising Rule of Law Concerns

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Advokaters honorar i børnesager sat markant ned: »Retssikkerheden for nogle af de mest udsatte borgere er truet«

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