What price does one have to pay for justice?

Explanation:

Some states have a set schedule of fees that a justice can charge, while others allow this to be an individual thing. To give a general idea of what to expect, the costs usually start in the $50 to $100 range if you are willing to go to your local city hall or courthouse and have a justice there perform a brief ceremony.

The Law Society has launched its 'What Price Justice' campaign, the objective of which is to persuade the government to guarantee an adequately funded legal aid system ensuring quality representation and access to justice for all.

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