In its narrow sense, access to justice is the formal ability to appear in a court of law. In its much broader definition, access to justice encompasses the necessity of advocating for people who cannot afford a lawyer's services. This definition builds on the concept of 'legal aid' that calls for volunteering and government-funded programs. Essentially, it is about equality of Opportunity for underprivileged or underrepresented litigants.
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