noun
Legal assistance provided, as by a specially established organization, for those unable to afford an attorney.
legal aid
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legal aid - Legal Definition
n
The free or inexpensive services of
an attorney, provided to individuals, typically criminal defendants, who are
not otherwise able to afford an attorney.
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