This report details the operations and recommendations of the Legal Aid system in England and Wales for the fiscal year 1987-88, as presented by the Law Society and the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee. It examines the administration, expenditure, and effectiveness of legal aid services during this period, providing a crucial snapshot of the justice system's accessibility. The document serves as a historical record and a basis for future policy considerations regarding legal assistance.

This report is a primary source document for understanding the state of legal aid in England and Wales during a specific historical period. Its value lies in its official capacity, offering direct insights into the administrative and financial aspects of the legal aid system as assessed by its governing bodies. The document would be of interest to legal historians, policy analysts, and those studying the evolution of access to justice.