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Legal aid cuts jail time for undertrials, but help often arrives late

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Reaching prisoners soon after arrest is key if free legal aid is to reduce the human and economic costs of pre-trial detention

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Legal aid cuts jail time for undertrials, but help often arrives late
10/17/2026, 5:31:11 PM
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