Legal AidLegal Aid is responsible for providing legal services in the United Kingdom. Legal aid, as the name suggests, can simply be defined as a non-profit legal organization intended to provide legal services to those who cannot afford legal representation in court. Legal aid was introduced in the United Kingdom after the Second World War to provide legal services to people who could not afford them in the state. Legal aid is controlled by the (LSC) LEGAL SERVICE COMMISSION and helps more than two million people a year. Tim Dutton, chairman of the bar council in 2008, said "in the same way the National Health Service has been held in high esteem". In this regard, we should be proud that our legal aid system is considered one of the best in providing justice to the most vulnerable and needy people in our society. . Legal aid helps in civil cases and most criminal cases. Personal injury cases are often handled under a contingency fee agreement. And Mc's defamation case focused on legal aid in defamation cases. Legal aid was created by the LEGAL AIDE AND ADVICE ACT 1949. Legal aid...