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Burnout and low pay: inside the crisis driving criminal lawyers to quit

The report says 71% of respondents blamed low pay, while 20 recommendations call for more Legal Aid funding and mentoring.

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A University of Tasmania report finds 71 per cent of criminal lawyers leave in three years posing a threat to the legal system.

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Burnout and low pay: inside the crisis driving criminal lawyers to quit

A University of Tasmania report finds 71 per cent of criminal lawyers leave in three years posing a threat to the legal system.

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The Examiner broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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